Some isolated amounts of a foot of rain and then this area of low pressure will move up towards the carolinas, offshore. and then we re going to have to watch it this weekend as it lingers. some of the computer models shows it looping towards the southeast coast as we get into next week. here are the peak storm surge reports. upwards of 16 feed, that s never happened in this area of the big bend in historical records. that is going to overtop homes, it s going to inundate roadways. it s going to cause life-threatening flooding for these regions. here s the wind gusts forecast for some of these areas. again, if you live across the big bend, if you live across the panhandle, you could be dealing with hurricane force winds for duration of hours. so now you have to stay put, right, until emergency vehicles can get to you if you need that power outages certainly likely and, of course, hurricane warns stretching now into south carolina. we will continue to monitor. this 130 mile-per-hour us