now making it on land. we saw sam and al earlier, even al saw lightning off to the west. this is the latest on ida. look at this, it went up to 150 mile per hour winds. what is happening as we're looking at the hurricane hunters in there sampling data. we're almost seeing this in real time. it even went up 5 miles per hour since we talked ten minutes ago moving northwest at 15 miles per hour. it's over this environment that is ripe for development. we have a high ocean heat tonight, that means it's lots of fuel. hurricanes are like engines, they need gasoline. sam was talking about gasoline for his own car, that's what a hurricane needs. it has what needs. low wind shear. we will see the landfall west of grand isle, the narrow island to we're concerned with that with winds up to 150 miles per hour. it's going to make another landfall as well. we're going to see it cross over houma and baton rouge and become this huge rainmaker. we're going to be talking about this today and also for days to