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Wall replacement cycle. so it's going to take a few hours for this to strengthen. it could strengthen greater than it is now. when it goes through this process, the hurricane-force winds spread outward. the process may be felt in san juan but not getting heavy rain bands. still warnings for the turks and caicos which started evacuations. storm surge close to 15, maybe 20 feet. only about 66 fe feet for the northern coast of puerto rico. they're in the worst quadrant, northeastern quadrant where the surge and winds are going to be howling. still now looking for a turn to the north. this track h...

When you said 83-foot waves. early this morning, on the northeastern quadrant, 83-foot swells, that's the wave height. that is unbelievable. that's the wall of water that the system is carrying toward the coastline. with this first developed, it was 2,000 miles away, now it's only 385, and it is southwest of wilmington. these warnings may have to be extended down to the south if we find these models continue to push the system toward the coast and down the coast. this is just the european model. this is something new that happened last night. still brings the eye toward kill mi -- wilmington. ...

Front of the hotel that we're at and we are on the backside facing the ocean. and maria, obviously, moved through the region. it's now about 30 miles just to our west. so we are on the backside of the storm. and we've had the general manager of the hotel asking me really specific questions about, is the worst of the storm over? and the answer to that is, yes, but it doesn't mean the storm is over. because every so often, every five minutes, maybe even less, 60 seconds, we'll get this strong gust of wind, because it's also that eastern/northeastern quadrant of the eye that brings some of the wo...

Heavy rain bands, which is some very good news. still warnings for the turks and caicos which started evacuations. as well as southeast bahamas. they're looking at storm surge close to 15, maybe 20 feet. only about 6 feet for the northern coast of puerto rico. they're going to be in the worth quadrant, that northeastern quadrant where the surge and the winds are going to be howling. still now looking for a turn to the north. this track has changed slightly from what it was 24 hours ago. this morning, the national hurricane center pushed it about 60 to 70 miles eastward. keep in mind, we still ...