This is a perfect example, during and el nio year, we are that much more at risk for Severe Weather. Let me show you the numbers as far as el nio winters. Over the past 30 years, we have had 17 el nio years, and during el nio years in South Carolina, the northern part of the state, 154 tornadoes in el nio years, half of that for la nina season. Cold fronts come through, the cold air clashing at the same time. An active jet coming out of the south debts the air to circulate, and that is why during the winter, we can get tornadoes in Severe Weather and in the spring, especially. Looking ahead, we have a higher risk for Severe Weather. That is something we will keep an eye on heading into the spring. It could be an issue. Terror apart hurricanes which will limit the hurricanes if it heads strong stays strong headed into the summertime. Gabrielle right now, duke energy is reporting thousands of outages in the asheville area. According to the Duke Energy Website, nearly 6,000 customers are