stuart: grif jenkins on the brazos river. what's happening, grif?rt, just now the brazos river has crested at 55.19 feet, breaking last year's 100-year record of 54.7 feet. we're still with the sheriff, sheriff troy nails of fort bend county. sheriff, what does this mean? >> that's good news. early projections was 59 feet, and then projections went down to 5 7.6, but thank goodness, god has intervened. it is a blessing, if there is a blessing in all of this. >> reporter: not good news for the damage already to businesses. we're just, stuart, a couple of hundred yards, a couple of football fields away from the brazos river. get too close, it's far too treacherous even for these skilled airboats. but you're looking at an auto body shop, the riverside and automotive service shop. these business owners just rebuilt, i understand, from last year's record. now got this again. what will they do as small businessmen? >> yes. these businesses here were flooded out from the memorial day 2016 flood which was a record flood at 54.7. obviously, now we've exceede

in key largo, grif jenkins, fox news. >>> the big question is where that is eye of the storm going to hit, east coast, west coast, in the milled towards the key? i was here and last night, the eye the storm is 20 miles wide. >> yes. >> it's huge. >> i' definitely going to be when. we know it's going to impact florida regardless. we are looking at this path hitting or coming through -- hitting florida by saturday night into sunday. here is a look at the form right now. >> we have hurricane warnings and watches. here is a look at what we can expect. it will remain a strong category storm 4 as it moves closer towards florida. it's going to move ashore early sunday with winds at about 145 miles per hour. it moves right up the state of florida and will approach georgia by monday. >> here it what it looks like. it is expected to move ashore and again by monday, with winds town to about 75 miles per hour. life threatening wind and a storm surge and the rain is expected to come with it. that storm surge at about 10 feet likely as it hits. and then isolated areas could see up to 20 inches of r

and naples is the heart of northeastern getaways, and our grif jenkins is live there south of fort myersooking? >> reporter: well, they're just feeling the tropical winds -- [audio difficulty] shepard: well, it happens, microphones tend not to work perfectly. sounds like his is working again now, let's listen. go ahead, grif. >> reporter: hey, shep, sorry if you couldn't hear me. the tropical winds are setting in, emergency management telling people to shelter in place because it's going to be a very long day, letting people know that first responders are starting to pull off the roads. and as you were just talking about, the storm surge is what the golf and the mayor -- the governor and the mayor have talked about. the northeast quadrant of the storm possibly hitting us later this afternoon. this is the low tide here now behind me. i'm on naples at gulf shore drive and vanderbilt beached radio. normally, this would be an absolutely packed area. maybe as high as 8-10 feet, shep. i'm 5-10, that's almost twice me or more x if you have stayed behind, and it is far too late and you cannot ru