that is pretty significant intensificatio a 75 miles per hour hurrica, getting nearpalachicola but as i said, they struggle and there is still a solid -- this is 8:00 and you are talking 20 hours at least of time. this is overwater, and so if this was to ramp up above 75, i certainly would not be surprised at all and then it moves over land and weakens friday and saturday. computer models are all zoned in multiple people asking me about some sort of east shift. i don't see it happening. i don't know how it could happen. i mean, it could, and it could be a degree or two to the east, but the center is not going to take a big right hand turn as charlie did. that is not going to happen. there will be some coastal flooding with tides running 1 to 3 feet above average, and up near big bend, average, and the waving are building out in the gulf, and that process will continue, and 43 at this buoy for a wind gust, and this is a sign of our increasing wind and you will know if it's a hurricane or a tropical storm tomorrow morning when you step outside. impacts around tampa bay will include obvi