A little breaking news right now, I want you to look at this.

A little breaking news right now, I want you to look at this. Now we're watching the next two days, 100% chance this is going to turn into a tropical depression. So now we've upped it. It's near 100% chance and that's before the hurricane hunters even got in there this afternoon. There's one flight scheduled for this afternoon. There are six flights scheduled for tomorrow off of the National Hurricane Center. You're talking about the national, you're talking about the hurricane hunters. So we got seven flights on store on tap to see what thing is going to do. We'll see what what's going to happen with it. 100% chance right now that it's going to turn into a tropical depression. So basically, where does it go from here? That's going to be the big question. How much is it going to gain strength? Will it turn into our I-named storm or remain a tropical depression? Well, here's what we got going on. We got that one flight, the NOAA Gulfstream, that's Gonzo going in right now. It's flying in there for this afternoon. It's going to get over the storm circulation, high altitude. You're talking about 40 to 45,000 feet up around the storm itself and then it's going to switch its track and move up to the northern steering flow around the northern part of the Gulf. All that information gets thrown into the computer models for the evening suite of information. See what the models are going to do with that. So every information bit that they get from the NOAA Gulfstream four today is going to be added to the models for this evening and we'll get a much better look at where the storm is going to go, at least model-wise. So we got a bunch of flights set up over the next few days, something we're going to be definitely watching for sure and that's all because of the action that's brewing out there by the Bay Campeche. There it is, southern part of the Gulf of America. That's one shot that we're watching. The other one is down to the south of there and it's basically caught up in the major circulation. So it's getting clogged up out there across the Eastern Pacific and that's something we'll be following also for the next several weeks.