peninsula of florida into play now. 105-mile-per-hour winds, a category two. still just north of the dominican republic. here is the latest track from the national hurricane center. it brings in a dangerous category four hurricane late monday to early tuesday morning, just after the holiday weekend. what i want you to notice the large cone of uncertainty at day four and day five. will the storm run parallel with the east coast? will it move up the central parts of the peninsula? will it move across the southern peninsula to the warm waters and reinte re-intensi re-intensify? all variables are still in game. the forward momentum of the storm sunday, monday, and tuesday, is going to magnify the threats from costal surge and a long duration wind event for the east coast of florida, again, heading to the second half of the holiday weekend. dave, amara, back to you.