landfall just to the east or south of where the eye makes landfall. right now it's projected between panama beach and apalachicola. not only is it going to bring ocean water and coastal flooding, there will be wave action on top of that, is the primary driver of the why we evacuate. and on top of that, you have 140-mile-per-hour winds, either structures built before 2001 are not designed to handle that type of wind typically and it's going to unfortunately push through the state. so we're asking citizens in southwest georgia, central georgia to be vigilant and make sure that they understand what's about to come, because this area is going to see a cat 1, cat 2 storm as it moves inland and with the vegetation there, what we're anticipating is a lot of downed trees impacting the area.