landfill, it s still going to have a lot of wind damage into southern georgia. by the final we get to late tonight, savannah and charleston, midnight or so, maybe possibly still a category 1 or strong tropical storm. we have concerns up here not just for wind and trees but also the high tide this evening at about 8:30 so the winds right now, we re not seeing a ton of power outages, seeing winds up to 50 miles per hour. 30s inland but now the core of the storm is beginning to move onshore. this is when we start the destruction portion of the storm. this eye, you can see how small it is, the lightning in the center of it, this is where the extreme winds are, almost like a tornado moving onshore about 30 miles wide. a zoomed in view of it. i did a little thing about 27 miles from the west side to the east side of it and this area here is not beaches, this is not cities or like ian and fort myers, this is swamp land like a wildlife management area. you have to go inland 20 miles or so to g