it's not going to take much to cause problems along the east coast and we could take some lessons from folks across the southeast and florida and the gulf coast. i don't know if folks really know what to do if this hurricane makes a landfall across mid atlantic or the northeast. there's the storm right now. we're gonna see a little wobbling here, even though this is a very strong, massive storm, they're very delicate creatures and just a little wobble here or wobble there can, you know, weaken the storm a little bit. so we are going to see some fluctuations, possibility of going down to a category 3 but right now, we're at a 4, a very strong 105-mile-per-hour sustained winds moving north-northwest at 18 miles per hour. it's just 400 miles south of cape hatteras. they'll start to feel some of the outer bands this afternoon. hurricane advisories, watches and warnings. warnings in the red for parts of the outer banks and watches up towards delaware and then parts of massachusetts as well and including martha's vineyard, cape cod and the islands, we're dealing with hurricane watches