https://www.wunderground.com/cat6/marias-forecast-path-edging-closer-outer-banks

Threat from Maria to U.S. coast is increasing

The odds that the U.S. East Coast will see direct impacts from Maria next week
have risen since Friday. Our leading track models for mature hurricanes—the
UKMET, European, GFS, and HWRF models—agree that Maria will continue generally
northward for the next five days. Importantly, though, each of these models has
shifted westward in its projected path around the 4- to 6-day point, which means
they are now predicting Maria could end up within 100 - 200 miles of the Outer
Banks of North Carolina before a sharp eastward turn that will take it out to
sea. (The Canadian global model, not typically one of the most reliable for
hurricane prediction, was the first to sense this westward shift.)