pinellas county, the tampa bay area as well as clearwater and st. pete, they're worried because the storm is not going to hit the florida directly that folks might become a little complacent tomorrow. but again, once that storm makes its way past, that is when we expect to not only see more of this rain, more of this wind, but then at some point all of that water is going to be pushed into the tampa bay and then once you have all of that together, you add in high tide as chad laid out, king tide, and that is a concern moving forward over the next 12 to 24 hours, is that we're going to see significant flooding when it comes to this storm surge at. this hour the forecast remodel is calling from between 2 to 4, six, maybe seven feet of storm surge. right now, abby, the concern is that provide residents who decided not to seek higher ground at least in these low-lying areas that they are in a safe place and they're worried folks are gonna go out and about tomorrow with the day it might get caught up in these