feet under the water tower, the school, people are stashing their vehicles up there. all of this behind me is going to be flooded out for several blocks through the gulf of mexico shoreline. >> you have experienced so many storms over the course of your life and career, but this is not really a part of florida that is used to this kind of intensity. what are you the most concerned about as we go into the coming hours? >> well that's right. a storm of this intensity has never gone up through the major coast and the northwest florida and appalachia bay here, and so an unprecedented storm like this will have unprecedented impacts and we just don't know what to expect. it is a scary thing, even for a storm chaser that has seen over 50 or 60 hurricanes so far, we just don't know what the impacts are going to be. we're not as familiar with the shoreline, it is very low-lying here as well so the storm surge is going to penetrate several miles inland. it is likely going to knock out a lot of bridges as well.