pretty significant rainfall totals, three to five inches across cape hatterus. it is out toward new jersey and the western side of long island and then maybe another two to three inches across long island. i have to tell you, we are headed toward the peak of hurricane season, and a lot of activity going on, there's earl and that is fiona which is a tropical storm that will move toward bermuda by tomorrow night and saturday. that is what was gastone and it will become gastone again. it could threaten the u.s. and behind that off the coast of africa there is another wave. so this train we are on looks like we will continue to deal with this for awhile. >> it is the season. rick, thanks very much. and people along the eastern coast of new jersey are getting ready for earl. the storm is heading up along the atlantic. joining us on the phone is david kircher. he is the coordinator for the office of emergency management in new jersey. thank you for joining us.