Thanks Paul. Right now we are a little bit east of the center track. Close enough that we're going to get a good, long storm, (they are calling for the storm to be 400 miles wide by time it gets to our latitude) but far enough that we shouldn't get any major damage. Everyone around here on edge though because 1) flooding is big concern and 2) this storm's set up, timing, progress, and beginning tracks are all very similar to Ian a couple years ago. Was looking to hit the same area, at about the same distance out, but from this point kept ticking east. We went to bed, on Wednesday night, thinking it was going to land a couple hours north of us. Woke up to catch the 5am update and responded with "oh ***duck**". So a lot of people triggered around here. That said, where we are at we should be relatively okay. Storm surge to the north of us (Tampa area) I think is going to be the big thing to look out for.