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And that's 156-mile-an-hour winds so that's what, a cat 4? >> that's between a cat 4 and a cat 5 but that is why we are going to focus on tampa because as this storm pushes up, depending on where it actually makes landfall, it's going to push all that water, potentially, into that bay and that water just sits there. you're familiar with florida. that water doesn't go anywhere and it's a real problem, especially when you're talking about, again, some of these points of interest. the hospital here, they're going to have to get that hospital evacuated if it looks like this thing is going to make ...

These are getting up on top of the roof. abby: that is a traffic light in the middle of that image. that is how high the water is. it looks like a foot away from the top of the traffic light. rick, can you see the image we are looking at? this is just how high these waters already are and how much more we have still to go. >> a long ways to go. tropical storm allison in 2001 was their biggest flood of her, about thousand cars were flooded. 70,000 cars stranded, water came up all around it. houston is about 80 feet elevation, 80 feet above sea level. follow the path of least resistance with gra...