hours ago. that is for folks that are in those low-lying areas. so, we do have shelters all across the county, we have special needs shelters, we have a local transit agency that works with our various fire departments to transport folks to those shelters. so, we have got the facilities that are in high and dry spots, it is now just a matter of folks using that information, using pete knowledge, and when they are asked to evacuate, to go ahead and evacuate. at a certain point, when the sustaining winds get to a certain point, first responders will not be able to go out and try to rescue folks, and we have heard those 9-1-1 calls of folks who stayed and realized they made a life-changing mistake and help could not reach them. and so, we just try to tell folks, to the right thing, to the responsible thing. you might be inconvenience for 24 hours, but it is worth saving your life. and gut-wrenching to think about the first responders who cannot get to them. who know, and they re calling