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Could be a major hurricane as it approaches south carolina and north carolina. with history as our guard, there is no possibility for that, and you will probably be affected by the storm as we go through the next couple of days. storm surge, still four to 7 feet. even though they are going to remain offshore for parts of this. you need to know if you live along the coast, what are you vulnerable for? flooding, that kind of thing. we could see upwards of 10-12 inches. then as we get into portions of north florida, south carolina, north carolina, the storm surge could be upwards of 1 foot, depen...

>> we are probably going to get some big winds, but the storm surge -- the tides yesterday were already in the yard. so you can imagine with the storm pushing on that. >> you bored of your house, inside of the house, waiting for it to arrive, and it is just taking a long time. the anticipation of it is nerve-racking. >> bill: the anticipation certainly creating a lot of anxiety for millions no, waiting for dorian to make a decision. what we have at the moment, category three transform, it has weekend or as an ip are not tracking maximum winds at 115 miles per hour. do you think about that, onl...

To make sure that we are on top of all of the events. the next big thing for us will be getting it back up and operational. >> sandra: obviously, all of those i work, traveling in and out of the port is our biggest concern, but there is a big economic in fact shutting down the port of about five. what you think that will be, captain? >> it's hard to say. i think at this point, we've got two or maybe three cancellatio cancellations. all of our cargo ships are standing by to come in as soon as the storm passes. the biggest concern for us in in the short term leading up to this room, and immediat...

The wind and waves picking up. stay safe out there. i think he lost -- irv jenkins, stay safe. thank you. we will check back with him in a bit. now back to bill. >> bill: in the meantime, sandra, those who are realizing that there is danger, not too late for them to get out. sir, good morning to you. you have been in this town 45 years. how much of a mind bender has the storm been for you and others trying to predict it for you? >> good morning to you and all your viewers. it's been a very difficult storm to predict. it's been out in the ocean for many days now. we expected to reach jacksonvil...

>> we had matthew two years ago. three years ago. so we are use to these storms. the preparation that we do, the big difference in this storm is the length of time that it has spent out there. we haven't had the ability -- usually it is a three or four day event. this has been a week and now. it is moving so slowly. we are just ready for it to move on and get back to business. >> sandra: still moving at just 2 miles per hour. we really appreciate your time this morning in the update as well. thank you. phil. >> we get an update. just a little bit before. 10:55. as you mentioned, winds now