impact from this storm. what s your great ev concees at this moment? the greatest concern is, you know, we look at the rainfall, we look at the power outages and trees. when i look at this, i mean, 50% of the fatalities in these tropical systems is storm surge. these are values we re looking at potentially above ground. what does that mean, values? values in feet of storm surge. i mean, that s an incredible amount of water. this whole area is an incredibly vulnerable to storm surge. mainly the shape of the coastline and the shallow waters off the shore. so it piles up. and it keeps piling up. not only just on the coast, it can move miles inland along your rivers. so if it s the shape of the coastline, if it s as governor rick scott say the this thing could move fast and it s dangerous, what is your message to residents? because we know time and again so many locals simply don t want to leave and they say this is hurricane season, we re used to it, what do you say to them?
sucks everything out. you cannot survive this. no one s going to survive, you know, if you get 7, 10, you re not going to survive this. don t take a chance. nobody s saying anything like this in our area. i promise you. ever. this is it. the time to evacuate and heed the local warnings is now. hurricane michael is going to be a devastating storm. florida has not seen a storm of magnitude in quite some time. joining me now, ken graham, director at the national hurricane center. all right, ken, what s the latest on the storm s path? you start to see these rain bands stretch out to the middle of the gulf. with time, we re going to inch towards the coast here. looking at this, we ve got a major hurricane potentially bringing 120-mile-an-hour winds to coastline and that s going to be, you know, some of these rain bands getting in tonight with landfall tomorrow. but look at this, hurricane still inland. trip call storm even into georgia and south carolina. so with all that rain and a
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