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center. and this is a right sided storm, very east loaded storm. and so what is on the east side is the peninsula of florida. so as it eventually makes landfall wednesday morning, we'll see a lot of impacts across the east coast of florida. the sea surface temperatures are quite warm ahead of elsa, however there is wind shear out ahead of it. and wind shear is the change in wind direction and speed and tropical systems don't like that. so we don't expect this to become a big hurricane or anything like that, it should remain a tropical storm as it pushes up the west coast of florida. and we expect tropical storm-force winds, storm surgery and possibility for isolated tornados too. here is what i meant by it being a right sided storm. notice it takes this track up the west coast, but all the thunderstorms dough from south to north up the peninsula of florida.