Tropical storm Fay is headed for Florida, and she might just be Hurricane Fay before it is all said and done.

Wondering about Fay's path? Here's what the News Journal is reporting:

Fay is expected to begin affecting the Keys today and most of Florida on Tuesday and Wednesday but to what degree remains only an educated guess. It's likely hurricane specialists at the National Hurricane Center will have better answers today, once Fay crosses Cuba and enters the Florida straits or Gulf of Mexico.

Local emergency managers will have a statewide conference call this morning to hear the latest. Volusia County will wait to make any major decisions after that, said Charlie Craig, emergency management director.

The hurricane center noticed a shift in Fay's track as she was merging slightly to the left Sunday evening. That's both good and bad for East Central Florida.

They miss the tropical storm's eye, but the shift increased the threat of tornadoes for this area from the outer bands circulating out over the Atlantic Ocean.

If you're in Fay's path, you may want to get the hell out of dodge.