powerful because it is over such warm water looking at winds a category for level from 130 132150 miles an hour likely. this will be on the high end, 150 mile an hour winds as it approaches the shore, enough to be a real wind damage maker along the coast. all tropical models making this run. by and large a lot of agreement tells you where it is going to end up anywhere from herbal beach, south carolina to the outer banks of north carolina. an area we are paying close attention to but now this is taking into thursday, the tail end of this there is more indecision. is the storm going to stall off the coast? is going to run inland and take the rain with it? we need a couple days to get a better idea what it does once it hits the coast. it is able to hover off the coast we could be talking rainfall amounts that begin to pile up, two feet of rain or