got through the first half, it's different on the backside. it is stronger. you have to factor in the winds could be 100 miles per hour, then you have to factor in the motion of the storm itself, so add 20 miles per hour to that. you could have 120-mile-per-hour winds. that is making its way offshore. we are going to watch that very closely. south of us, they saw the storm surge rise five feet or so in 20 minutes. so dangerous. and wave height is the other thing we are going to see. closer to the eye itself, 25 foot waves. it's something we could see here as things shift around. remember, this is going to hold on to its momentum, go quickly, heading to the northeast, staying south of you, but either way, it's going to hold on 90-mile-per-hour winds near cape cod. here in the carolinas is the big