Kind of like what Captain Barker said above, the only thing that would worry me would be if I was working or whatever down here and lived north of the bridge, in the event the winds caused EOC to close the bridge. If I still lived north of the Bay, I'd be chomping at the bit to go home, because I have crossed the bridge with much lower winds and had trouble keeping it on the road. I can't imagine going across with sustained 40+.
This one doesn't worry me (famous last words). I just wish it would hurry up and get on with it before it gets dark.
update - Dr. Steve Lyons just said "weakening" :roll: