rainfall. that trough is sending winds from the north at the surface. irma s winds at the surface are moving northward. where they both converge from around the tampa st. pete area to lakeland toward orlando, that conversion causes the air to rise to squeeze out much, much more in the way of rainfall. take the landfall of ian out of the equation and we ve got ourselves one to two feet of rain. rainfall rates at two to three inches an hour after hour after hour. no community can with stand that. considering how far away so many communities are at the north, we ll have 911 calls, numerous of them. you can start to see radar estimates right now over ten inches right now north of ft. myers. the worst surge is down to the south where you get to around naples. the surge we believe got as high as seven feet in naples until the monitoring equipment went dead. it s much higher than that.