It is always subject to change, but as of mid-week, this is the total precipitation forecast for Hermine through Monday night. The tight gradient means that a track farther out to sea would mean less rain, and a track closer to the coast would mean much more rain.
A shift east and we get less, west and those numbers will rise exponentially.
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