similar with both of them. that's what caused a lot of the damage with that path of m matthew. once we get past the outer banks here, north carolina, it changes a little bit and they kind of crisscross and diverge. that means even though matthew brushed the outer banks, we could get a direct landfall from dorian up there to the north. i'll show you this one more time. we're going get the new update in here any time, within the next 15 minutes. this was the old forecast from the hurricane center. safely off the coast. what we're going to look for at 11:00 here is is any of florida still going to be in that cone of uncertainty or are we finally going to push it far enough out to sea that it's completely out? and all that would mean is the likelihood of a direct impact from the eye is extremely unlikely and almost unheard of. further to the north, what we're going to be watching for is how close do we get here to the charleston area? where is this center line going to be? so, you know, we're going to have to watch and we'll wait and see when this new update comes in here. my weather computers do update