And again, i really do believe it comes down to historically they never thought about the storm surge and they ve just thought about wind events. and wind events are things that if you re in a home especially that s been rebuilt, built in the last 20 years, you re probably going to be fine. it s the water that s going to kill you. i talked to the hurricane center about this all the time about how we can come up with something that people focus more on the water side of this because that s what s killing floridians now. some of it s the wind. if you re an old home or a trailer park or manufactured home. but most of it s water. and so we ve got to figure out how to get people to focus on here s what happens. because i ve watched it in the hurricanes. ten foot of storm sushlg comes in, it comes in it breaks everything into your house. there s no way you can stop the water pressure in your house. and then it sucks everything that s not tied down out, including you. you re not going to
Enhanced over the next several hours. high tide at about 4:00 and with high tide ordinary getting 2 to 3 feet but additional 1 to 3 feet and a lot of those low-lying areas will be unundated. but not just the storm sushlg on the surgeon the western part of florida. we have seen phenomenal report out of central coast of florida. in particular, in daytona, such heavy rain fall there right now that they are saying there s a real emergency. they had a huge cluster of storms inundate, through jacksonville. look at this long stretch of moisture. this is one of the outer bands from irma. there s a secondary one moving through. also this cluster, moving into the i havicinity of orlando.