and that's 156-mile-an-hour winds so that's what, a cat 4? >> that's between a cat 4 and a cat 5 but that is why we are going to focus on tampa because as this storm pushes up, depending on where it actually makes landfall, it's going to push all that water, potentially, into that bay and that water just sits there. you're familiar with florida. that water doesn't go anywhere and it's a real problem, especially when you're talking about, again, some of these points of interest. the hospital here, they're going to have to get that hospital evacuated if it looks like this thing is going to make significant landfall in tampa. but again, cone of uncertainty. so we'll keep an eye on that. >> and a few hours to get this done and dealt be. that's going to do it for me this hour. thomas roberts picks up our coverage at the top of the hour live from miami with the very latest on the path of hurricane irma and what lies ahead for those who did not evacuate to higher ground. stay with us here on msnbc.