t.w. shannon warnings at least, because we are going to see a second land fall of this storm sometime friday night, somewhere around the georgia or south carolina coastline as a very strong t.w. shannon potentially even a hurricane, because it will likely strengthen a little bit over this warm water out here in the atlantic. big flooding concerns in across parts of north carolina, georgia and by the time we get to saturday and sunday, across parts of the central and southern appalachian sean. we have a long way to get through the storm but in the immediate florida certainly under the gun in these overnight hours. sean. >> sean: rick reichmuth thank you. more on the ground fox weather max gordon is with us. max getting windy i can see it there. what's the latest i've been told tampa and surrounding areas people that stayed are being told to shelter in place. >> yes, that's right, sean. yeah, the conditions here are beginning to deteriorate right now. we're getting heavy bands of wind and rain moving through our area. originally we thought that this storm was going to hit us smack dab, but it

t.w. shannon strength so 40 miles per hour and above.he key one is the orange in here, that's the hurricane force gusts. that's going to bring down trees and knock out power, guaranteed especially on top of the wet ground and these are the hurricane force winds. here we go forward in time and i want you to keep your eye on orlando. you notice at midnight tonight just beginning to get some gusts picking up in the orlando area but it's really, tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m., you notice this thing is crawling. you could ride a bicycle faster than this hurricane is going to move. but now tomorrow, orlando is in it in the morning, and then watch as we go through the day today. crawling across central florida and the metropolitan area of our lando, daytona beach, melbourne. so now we're at noon still in the hurricane force gusts, and look at this. 6:00 tomorrow evening, it still hasn't completely departed the general orlando area. add to that -- that was about the wind. add to that the national weather service is forecasting an extreme risk of