An ef-two tornado could be wrapped up in the bands of rain we continue to see those move on shore throughout the day. this is the path of the hurricane as you watch it track up the gulf and ultimately run up to the florida big bend that, is wednesday morning. winds of 125 miles an hour, that would be a category 3 hurricane. it s going to bring a lot of different impacts. one will be the winds. pay attention to the time stamp in the corner, taking you to midnight, still making the move until early tomorrow morning and you really see impacts falling apart overnight tonight and then into tomorrow, making landfall currently with this in-house model right around 11:00 a.m. winds very strong at that point, particularly right there at the eyewall and you are starting to see the winds climb up to 70, 80, 90 miles an hour. i do want to leave you with this, sandra. what are we talking about here? maybe storm surge up to 15 feet, that plus all the rain plus the winds, very dangerous situation.