wider. because, really, after tuesday, we don't quite know where maria is going to go. will it stall out? will it be like jose and whoever across the northeast? computer models are in pretty good agreement over the next 48 hours but then things start to get uncertain and see some of those curving. that's not a great outcome, obviously. we don't need to see that there is the euro and domestic violence. we agree, we agree, we agree, then monday and tuesday coming very close to the plant anmid-atlantic and no. one thing it's going to be a weaker storm and big storm though. most of the reliable forecast models make it a northeast turn. but we have to watch this because obviously, you know, the next few days as it gets closer to the u.s. we will have to give you an update on that. also, i want to point out today is the first day of fall here in new york it's going to be 82 degrees feeling like summertime. look at chicago. 94 for them. boise. that's a little fallish.