shortly. it is going to bring panama city, population 75,000 when you combine panama city and panama city beach, and the smaller areas around mexico beach and point st. joe, and if you live here, you don't like it, because you are in the worst portion of the storm as it comes on shore. and the winds, and you can see the portion of the storm right now, andrea, where we have the reporters and get in and out and we are losing the transmission a little bit, but in the next hour or so, we won't be able to talk to them, because it is too dangerous for the crews or anyone to be outside, period. the winds are 71 in apalachicola, and panama city about 48 and this is when we will lose the power when the winds are into the 50, 60, 70, 80-mile-an-hour range. and as far as the storm surge, the area to be hardest hit to the right of the center where they will be 6 to 10 feet, and in some areas 14 feet of water. that is an incredible number. if you are look at the beaches and the houses, they are usually on the stilts, and nobody is up

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