as we are allowed to get in. the roadway system has debris all over it. and in some cases, the bridge structures may not be safe to cross over. i do know there are some aerial impact assessments being conducted as we go. i do believe that monroe county in southwest florida, particularly comier county, took the brunt of the storm surge event as the system came onshore. but what is important for citizens to know, you're reporting about jacksonville, the system is not done. the east side winds, the backside winds are still driving ocean water surge onto the coast. and the northeast coast, the coast of georgia and southern coast of south carolina are some of the most vulnerable storm surge areas on the entire east coast because the continental shelf is so shallow. it's not over, unfortunately. >> what would be in store for those areas? >> i think as you're seeing, i do know that most of those areas proactively issued evacuations for this very event that's