hurricane on your doorstep. the conditions out here. the west chance for landfall is so the coast is not clear by look over here, you can see possible across portions of any stretch of the north and south carolina later the waves picking up the imagination for parts of this week as perhaps a major florida, georgia and the distance of the water coming up in a normal tide. carolinas. hurricane. not saying going a few days out >> there are our reliable this storm is still exactly we can't have arricane force wi. forecast models. we go out to thursday. that's right now the closest we come to a landfall for 100, 510 miles due east of parts of south carolina. where we are. this is a graphic to show you very similar to matthew as it picks up it will get worse. the wind gusts as we go further it's the catastrophic wind, right now that path. the devastating storm surge, out in time. and matthew did incredible the flooding and what's certainly, 40, 50 miles per hour going to be beach erosion with one of the tracks, one of damage to parts of the carolinas two years ago. depending on wherever she the reliable tracks. decides to park. there is a few people down so, looking at the tropical storm surge five to seven feet. here. i wanted to just bring in models we saw the gfs and david lewis who is here we heard a senator say that. having a look. david, you came out just to that will to into your homes. murrow. some of these models are moving now towards the west see what's going on. and that's dangerous. you are from here. are you going to leave. steve: janice, without getting >> i plan on staying. and because we are dealing too technical the folks in with a storm that's not just we are waiting to see what's going to last for 24, 48 going to happen with this florida they're having king turn. i'm hoping it goes north. if it doesn't go north i'm tide, unusually high tide. hours, but well into friday going to fort meyers to stay janice: right. steve: talking about figure out that's why we have that cone with friends of mine. which side of the storm you're i hope and pray it goes of uncertainty that goes on because the northeast side is out, you know, quite a north. griff: your mother did decide to evacuate, why? worse than the southwest side. >> she lives on flagler difference between 24 hours janice: depending where the which is on the other side of the intercoastal and we storm is coming onshore, the and several days out. and the steering is what is are worried about king tide right front quadrant is gets going to eventually pull she didn't want to be in a this storm northward. flood zone. worst of the rain you have to we need a breakdown of the she made up her mind two