couple of them, up around that category 5 threshold. the noaa flight measuring 159 miles per hour, and the air force flight measuring around 166 miles per hour. they will continue to take measurements of this storm to really get a better idea of what the current conditions are, and we then use those measurements to get a better idea of where the storm is going to go from there. this is the brand new track that just came out at the top of the hour. again, we still maintain a very strong storm as it crosses over the bahamas and makes its way toward florida. at this point, technically we are not looking at perhaps a landfall, except maybe on the extreme eastern coast of florida, and then it begins to turn off to the north and head up towards states like georgia, south carolina, north carolina, but all of those areas need to pay very close attention to this storm because it is continuing to intensify. the eye of the storm is about 15 nautical miles wide. it's a very large, very