everyone out. >> shepard: we've been looking at this last loop in the southeastern quadrant of that storm. it looks as if it's misshapen at the moment. i suppose that data changes as it continues to circulate and move forward. >> yeah, that's what we're keeping an eye on. you know, we saw that a little bit -- this isn't the first time we've seen that with this storm. we know how quickly they can get into a better atmosphere to develop, have a little warmer water underneath. right now it's struggling on that side with what we call the outflow. so anything that is working against this storm is a good thing. aga again, it's a category four. not a lot of good news even when we find that information. >> the storms are at their strength, they generate the most energy when they have similar pressures all the way around, right? and the outflow of air and the intake of air is happening and sort of like a symphony. what you're saying is at the