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From ABC News headquarters in New York City, This is GMA3.

First we start with Aaron, the storm gaining strength in the Atlantic.

Ginger's here now with the latest possible track.

Yes, you know, there's some alerts that have been popping all day in parts of the Caribbean because even though the center of the storm is going to go north of the islands,

you're still going to see some whipping bands.

We do anticipate some rapid intensification, and as we go through east of the Bahamas early next week, we'll get to the part that gets into the U.S. But I want to focus on the Caribbean because by tomorrow afternoon, Puerto Rico is already seeing some of those outer bands. Now this is going to come through with two to four inches of rain, gusts up to 45 miles per hour. Locally you could see up to six inches, but still worth noting, nothing that's going to shut anything down and nothing they can't handle.

Because the core of that strengthening storm is well north. Look, it's well north of an east of the Dominican Republic by 8 p.m. on Sunday.

So, talking about the U.S. Florida's looking good because this high pressure system,

while it's been steering it, will start to weaken. And as it does that, this storm is going to

hug between the cold front and that high. So somewhere between likely Bermuda and the outer banks.

The closer it gets, because we're still six days away, because that's not until Wednesday Thursday the closer it gets the more impacts to the beaches especially the geography here that

juts out so do expect rip currents up and down the east coast next week but if you're looking

for erosion high surf better chance happens for like a nag's head hatteras there anywhere along

coastal north carolina guys all right a lot of folks

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