just out. 65-mile-per-hour sustained winds. that s the same am but we do see some strengthening on the satellite imagery, the colder cloudtops. but this is the radar. the center of the storm is right there. you can see the courto counter clockwise winds and a tornado watch until 5:00 p.m. but you will see tornado watches throughout at this time day and into the overnight and all up and down the florida peninsula because we have the risk for tornadoes on top of storm surge and heavy rain and tropical storm-force winds. this is the latest advisory. it has shifted more to the west, which is what we have been afraid of. so let s take a look at it together. south florida there. it is just off south florida, but the key, you could take a direct from a category 1 hurricane. a we head out, there s tuesday. as we mentioned; it has hist shifted more to the west. there is new orleans.