Getting devastating rainfall, storm surge and category 5 winds, the storm is not moving and you can see the eye, the 10mile wide eye, so theyre getting calm weather. Its not moving, so its like a category ef3 tornado that continues to just pound this area which is going to be devastating, catastrophic, damage that we perhaps have not seen before because of the slow movement, now, we have hurricane forced winds, 140, Tropical Storm forced winds, 140 miles from the center of the storm and we are about 120 miles due west of florida, so theyre already experiencing the potential for Tropical Storm forced winds and those outer rain bands are moving across the east coast of florida. Here is the 5 amtrak, so we are expecting the storm to weaken but not by very much between category 4 and category 5, you know, not that much relief if you will as the storm moves closer to florida, we think that the center will be just offshore of the east coast of florida but as we go further out in time because