michael lowery, hurricane specialist at the weather channel, joined us earlier this evening. ichael, i'm anxious to hear you out on this. we all saw the 11:00 update. do you buy it, do you agree with it, anything about this storm gotten worse since we last spoke, anything scare you? >> well, look, there's been a little bit of a nudge, brian, to the east in the forecast path on this cone. i wouldn't be fooled by that quite yet, because the storm is undergoing some structural changes right now, that even if the winds come down, even if it stays a little bit offshore, we could still be dealing with some serious impacts, especially with the water and the potential for some really high storm surge, potentially catastrophic, still being forecast here for the northeast florida coast. i want to show you the radar and the current information, still a category 4 hurricane. hurricane hunters are in there right now, brian. as i was telling you earlier, there's an inner ring and an outer ring of thunderstorms, the ir inner eye wall and the outer eye wall. the outer eye wall is taking over,

michael lowery, weather channel hurricane specialist. i've been watching you on television as well. put any faith in this slight northern jog of the storm? it looked like it was turning to get out of the way of nassau almost or are you just not ready to say that that means anything? >> yeah, good evening, brian. no, unfortunately not when the hurricane gets as strong as this, they sort of wiggle one way and then wobble back another way. the trajectory here is northwest at 13 miles per hour. and you know, you've been talking a lot about the storm surge threat. the wind threat is obviously a concern. but with that wind threat comes the potential here for some devastating storm surge. we get these updates from the hurricane center, brian, every hour now because it's within radar range. here's the 9:00 update. still a category 4 hurricane. northwest at 13 miles an hour. just to see the foreign cone here, the worst of the impacts may be coming overnight into the day tomorrow, but the real concern begins, brian, there's been structural changes within this storm. if this grows in size, eve