possible. they don't usually put the houses up higher than that on the stilts. those are the houses that could get water in them, waves in them, and be washed out and destroyed. that's why it's very important anyone throughout this coastal area listen to your emergency managers. if they're telling you to get out, you only have about 24 hours. now i made this graphic to help everyone time the worst of the winds. this will tell you when the damage will begin in the area of your interest. as we go through 8:00 a.m. saturday, winds at 50 in key largo. this will not knock power out. 8:00 p.m., the winds in marathon kick up to 80 miles per hour. key largo, 74. those are hurricane gusts. that's when we could start to get power outages and downed trees. not too bad during the daylight hours through central florida. watch what happens when we wake up sunday morning. miami starting to gust near hurricane. key largo, 180. marathon, 127. key west, 127. that's the heart of the storm. during the day on sunday, we get that possible second landfall up here around marco island towards