it's larger than hazelle was when it hit in '54. those are the two benchmark storms for the carolinas. so just because you've seen a little bit of weakening in the winds doesn't mean those wind fields aren't growing larger and going to affect a larger land mass. this is still a serious storm, a dangerous threat as we go into the next couple of days. >> all right. i have sam champion here. what do you have for brett adaire? >> so, brett, i think you made a huge point for these people because there is only one time that i have ever been forced out of a shelter, and that was a category 1 storm, brett. it's exactly what you just said. is that it stayed over us for 20 hours. the building was fine, secure, the roof was fine. this was a great place to be for the storm. but 20 hours of being in a blender took the windows out, took the walls down, took the roof out. it's the kind of thing that prolonged damage can be worse than that initial hit. so, brett, are you hearing that people are relaxing a little bit now, or are they still on point with the watches and warnings in the area?