orleans and affecting the florida west coast. the storm turns into a 145 storm before landfall. this is 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. that's when the eyewall will likely be making landfall. that's the worst part of the storm. but that's not the ieye. it has nothing to do with the eye. it could still get to apalachicola, but probably not any farther left. i think pensacola, you're completely in the clear for eyewall. that doesn't mean you're in the clear for wind. it will still be 75 or 80 miles per hour there. tallahassee, you think you're inland, but there's not really much between you and the coast. you're still going to get winds over 100 miles per hour. think about what the big pine trees will do in tallahassee. are you on the dirty side, as mr. howell has been talking about, the dirty side of the hurricane. talking about it all day. we make a line through the hurricane. this not only has the wind speed but has forward speed, too, pushing all the water into the bays. then this is an offshore wind,