it, had a wind gust of 139 miles per hour. had a wind sustained at 129. this is the real deal. this isn't just some make-up, oh, let's push the numbers up so people panic. no, this is truly now a category-four hurricane that will make landfall close to panama city beach. it's close enough that we can see it on the radar. the eye is on the bottom of the screen there approaching that florida panhandle coast. now, on the one sides we have st. mark's that's going to get a significant surge. the other side, destin will see a lot less, walton beach a lot less because of the offshore flow. the onshore flow from panama city to apalachicola is the part that will have significant damage here. we're going to have buildings, structure damage with wind, we'll have storm surge knocking buildings down. people need to be out of there. hopefully they are. they've known if they're in zone one, two, three, a, b, c,