toward charleston, we think sometime into the early morning hours there was thursday. notice the hurricane-force winds really begin to interact with the land there as we approach myrtle beach. we think landfall is around wilmington or cape hatteras region before the storm pushes away. we've been tracking the system for upwards of 11 days now. really going to have significant impacts across a large reaching area. the storm surge potential up to four to seven feet across portions of the carolinas. charleston harbor expecting a ten-foot river crest, only second to hurricane hugo in 1989. hugo was a category four. this storm looks to be a category two on approach. at this point, all models want to push it just away from the coast of south carolina. north carolina doesn't look as lucky here as we approach this and the model confidence increases a little when it comes to landfall potential. again thursday, somewhere around the eastern coast of north carolina. guys? >> thank you so much.