Does take it over cape canaveral. Then up along the jo georgia coast. The wilmington, outer banks and out to sea. The track is going to take a long time to get it generated to get it going because there is just no steering current. Eventually it will get together. It looks like it wants to hug the coast, and it is currently for six hours not moved. That is going to be major damage. Some of the outer bands are going to clip parts of florida. Some of the higher waves will make it there. Some of the wind gusts will start to pick up over the next 24 to 36 hours. For a system to just not cooling is almost on Craig Craigslist to be honest with you. The water temperatures are still warm enough that it can generate some energy. Patchy fog on the coast. Nice to warm to hot. Waive and give up more day. Today anywhere from upper 06s to upper 90s you guys. All right, thank you, steve. Hurricane dorian is barely move ago cross the bahamas with sustained winds of 165 miles per hour. So causing a lot