All right. 439. Is your time now as we pivot to the forecast, Gina any rain today? No, we are really drying things out. In fact, a live look at our radar. We are dry across the board. We are starting off with some clouds and even the clouds will break by the afternoon, partly cloudy. Lots of sunshine to be expected starting today through the weekend. Here is a look at where Francine is located. Tropical storm Francine, notice all that moisture moving in from Jackson, Mississippi portions um into Alabama and right along the Panhandle as well. Portions of Georgia getting some of the outermost bands. This is going to continue to kind of wobble back and forth but eventually drift north and northeast. So it's going to take all the moisture along with it. We still get some wrap around from it. So, meaning the wind, wind is still going to be out of the north today, not as breezy as the past two days, but still out of the north. Tropical storm Francine max sustained winds at 45 MPH again, notice how it's going to be lifting northward and then eventually moving off to the north and to the east. So here, locally, what that means, we are on the dry side, we are on the calmer side. We have sunshine to build back in. I'm extending the view of the tropics into the Atlantic. And as we just passed the peak of hurricane season, which was on the 10th on Tuesday, we are starting to see these waves across the Atlantic Basin. So a 30% chance over the next seven days for this wave just off the coast of the Carolinas here, two waves about a 10% chance of development. And then we have tropical depression seven just off the coast of Africa. Most of this looks to remain in the Atlantic, but of course, we will watch that carefully live views all across the area here from Galveston, the Gulf freeway, the Galleria Katie. Now notice the Katie shot. This looks foggy. This is the view from my camera shot here for Katie this morning. You can see some fog, of course, not anywhere else Gulf freeway looking clear. So of course, I go to our uh uh visibility reports and these are all the sensors notice we're talking nine miles in Tomball but n not really anything to popping up here. 10 miles. That's as good as it gets in sugar land. So we will see, you know, because of the rain from yesterday, I wouldn't be surprised and winds are a lot calmer this morning. If we did, we did see some fog, but that's not really much of an issue out the door. Looking ahead to our long range pattern, all we really warm things up. I'm expecting mid nineties for the weekend and even over the next 6 to 10 days, getting more into the latter part of September. Hello, high heat above average temperatures and dry conditions. Our rain outlook not only for the next seven days but potentially extended over the next 10 days. We are mostly dry. So Jen, if anything now is the time to wash the car we're tracking mid to low nineties. So, yeah, heat is back on for the, oh my God. And mine is so dirty. It was.