path as it continues. after that we'll get a good rain event as we bring the storm through north carolina. it will go close to charlotte and columbia and exiting virginia beach. mostly rainmaker with winds in the 40, maybe 50 miles an hour. nothing you can't handle and you haven't seen before. we still do have tropical storm warnings. this is a pretty incredible map in itself. we have tropical storm warnings that go from panhandle of florida. winds are expected to be above 39 miles an hour. tomorrow morning, we're going to have some pictures of our crews along the coast near hilton head. the wipnds will be pretty stron. it shouldn't be bad enough to cause too much significant damage. >> with irma there was the whole issue -- whatever one ended up hitting jacksonville after going through the whole western side. nobody saw that. >> the st. john river backed up.