basically without steering, it stalls out. think about that. that s 24 hours. even future in time, this goes back to georgia, even tennessee. this over here, that s sunday morning. look at this. that s monday morning. we re still expecting a depression near the georgia, south carolina border, even into next week. i keep getting questions from viewers and people on the street saying where is it going to hit? where is it going to hit? the answer i give is it doesn t matter where. everybody will take this on that coast. is there a better way of explaining that? that s the best way to do it. that s why i always compare, a couple miles an hour doesn t matter at this stage. i show the rainfall. look at the storm surge. 50% of the fatalities of it is the storm surge. we have a storm surge 4 to 9 feet along the south carolina coast. in north carolina, 9 to 13 feet. the longer we keep the hurricane winds in, you push the water