cover and gone inside at this point. back to you, jake. >> chad, what does rene have ahead of her? where is she in the storm right now? >> the winds that rene will feel if she's standing outside will double from where they are now. that's about 45 or 50 miles per hour. they are going to 90 miles per hour. there is the eye wall right there. that's the part that's going to affect rene in the next 45 minutes. so what you think is bad right now is going to get twice as bad, if not worse, because we haven't seen the worst of this storm make landfall yet, but it's about to make landfall where rene is. that's the center of the storm. the eye is getting smaller. when an eye gets smaller, jake, you see more wind. you get more angular momentum into the middle like a tornado compared to a big rotating thunderstorm. obviously, the tornado was always faster and that's what we're getting when we get a smaller and smaller eye, you get faster and faster winds, jake. >> chad myers and rene, thank you so much.