Well, the good news is that if it makes landfall around 3-4 AM as the graphic suggests, that will be near low tide (4:42 AM at Cape Canaveral) which should help a lot with the surge. High tides, again at Canaveral, are predicted at 10:07 AM and 10:30 PM Saturday, 10:51 AM and 11:21 PM Sunday and 11:36 AM Monday.
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