warnings up the coast. look at these values. 9 to 13 feet, 4 to 9 feet. these are staggering amounts. i do want to show you this graphic because it is important for people to realize that it is not just a coasting thing even with the storm surge because it is not just these barrier islands. these rivers, they normally flow out. but guess what? with a storm surge, that water reverses and flows inward. where it piles up is where you can get some of those values 9 to 13 feet. look at how far inland this goes. that's why we communicate the dangers of the water. >> is that like 100 miles inland from the coast? >> you could easily go 30, 40 miles inland with this. what happens is when you get this storm surge start to pile up and you get that heavy rain we have been talking about, it actually gets blocked by that storm surge and can't drain. you start getting a situation that they start filling up with water and you get that flash