sometime tomorrow morning into the early afternoon. laura? >> anywhere from 2 to 6 feet of storm surge. carlos suarez, thank you so much. brian todd is here with us in st. mark's florida, where the national weather service is warning that hurricane idalia is an unprecedented event, like no storm ever seen before in that area. brian? >> laura, in just a matter of hours from now this place where i'm standing is not expected to be very safe. we are in st. mark's florida, and local emergency management official told us a short time ago that the entire town of st. mark's is expected to be flooded when the storm is at its peak on wednesday morning. what we can tell you is that we are right by three bodies of water, this is the st. marks river, the walk a little river is just down stream and the apalachee bay is down beyond. you could may be some flashes of lightning over my shoulder as the storm approaches here. because of the apalachee bay has never seen a storm as

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