storm, make no mistake about it. okay, now thank you to derek. now we re going to go to my friend and colleague john berman who is in tallahassee, which is the capital of florida, we have just heard from the governor there, ron desantis, talking about the dangers of this storm, tell me what you are experiencing there, john. reporter: it s windy, sara, the governor told everyone to stay inside and you can see why, because the winds really are picking up here, we re getting gusts now i think that have got to be 40, 45, approaching 50 miles an hour in some cases. tallahassee is 20 miles inland from the gulf. tallahassee has never actually experienced, since they ve been keeping records, hurricane-force winds. all the storms that have passed through here directly have been just south, and i mean in terms of miles per hour, just less than 74 miles per hour. this storm could very much possibly, even likely, bring hurricane-force winds to tallahassee, and that would be a first. you saw the