there is about 1,000 miles between the two and we re hoping in the coming days, they are going to come and agree a little more. the problem is this area of low pressure over the southeast, if this decides to deepen, then that storm could take that path and it will just more or less get sucked back into the mid atlantic. if that low decides not to, it could allow the storm to travel to the north and boom, get carried out by a high and swept out to sea. that s one of the things we re trying to distinguish between and get these models to agree a little better. if it does travel to the west and take how most of the models portray it, we re looking at massive amounts of rain, the mid atlantic seen over a foot of rain in the last several days and we could see an additional eight to ten inches that will cause major flooding across the maryland atlantic and storm surge, beach erosion and damaging winds, as well.