Based on weather models at 5000 meters up, we're pretty much guaranteed to be 100 miles over the Atlantic, just getting out over the North Carolina/South Carolina border.
If that's accurate-ish, here's an optimistic view of where our flight path leads for the next 48 hours at 4000/5000/6000 meters above the sea.
If we get to Newfoundland in two days, it should only be another two days after that to get to Europe as long as we generally follow the jet stream (http://www.stormsurfing.com/cgi/display_alt.cgi?a=natla_250)
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Check archived HYSPLIT job number 1494 to see the relative humidity levels for these same flight profiles. Pray that you fly above 4km or it will be downed by condensation and/or icing!
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