you can see the eye. the closer it gets to land, that interaction messes it up and we'll see that the next couple hours, a lot of wind with this. on the coast, the winds are in the 60 miles an hour range, this buoy offshore had a wind of 98 miles an hour. that's at the center of the storm. we'll have those winds translating along the coast. we've had a lot of flooding and a lot of tornadoes. wove had ten reports of tornadoes, significant damage in north carolina. so watch that throughout the reminder of today and overnight. where you see the red that is a high risk for tornadoes tonight across the eastern part of the state of north carolina. here's the storm surge. the winds barbs pulling away in charleston. to the north of this storm, you can see the way the indentation of the land is here between cape fear, down to just south of myrtle beach. that pushes water in there, probably five to eight feet of