winds of 200 o miles per hour, gusts of 245 miles per hour. as you said, stronger than andrew, katrina, camille, a lot of people in the u.s. lived through those storms. this one is stronger. not to mention the winds we're going to be talking about major strorm surge along the gulf coast during katrina. we had up to to 27-feet storm surge. this is going to be unprecedented. could be catastrophic for this portion of mexico. moving to the north right now at 12, it's going to make landfall in the next couple hours. once it makes landfall, it's going to weaken considerably. mountainous terrain will shred the storm apart, so it will start to lose wind strength. it will hang on to the moisture though. we are going to see a lot of rain. like we mentioned about the terrain, all the rain has to go somewhere. it's going to flow down the mountains. we are going to see major flooding. not to mention, we could see landslides, mud slides, we have seen this in previous storms in