storm that is 200 miles closer, what that could do to the lovely town of st. mark's. here you go, 110 miles per hour. we still have the eye, the storm is continuing to intensify and i am very much looking forward to the flight through the eye with our reporter there, our producer reporter. because this is the most important thing that we can see now for the next few hours. how strong will it get? every successive flight, they fly through, they make a triangle, they fly back through, they make a triangle, and they fly again. and they just keep going. you think that there is turbulence when you're flying over the rockies, well that is going to be a turbulent flight. 115 miles per hour, likely even higher as it does make landfall. it is the surge with all the water that the storm is bringing with, it it is also the potential for tornadoes down here with this one arm of the hurricane, the outer band coming on shore. there you can see the eye on radar,. which rarely ever happens. something else that rarely ever