orlando area. the river dumps out in jacksonville. the way the winds would be blowing, it's not allowed the river to dump out, with the storm surge running up through the river. plus a tremendous amount of rainfall. that combination has made this river up to five feet. it doesn't sound that much, but the previous highest level was four feet. you can see the rivers in the streets of downtown jacksonville. they're saying that this river is going to go up another one for two feet. it's already higher than all-time record. and their records go back 50 years. and they're saying we're going to add another one to two feet to the river projections here. you can see the fence there with the light poles, that should not be under water. that means the river is now over its banks. it's in downtown area. social media, i've been seeing pictures of hogan street which is right where the performing arts center is there is waste waist deep in the downtown streets there of downtown jacksonville. obviously, kind of for