Tonight, North Carolina's Outer Banks under a state of emergency and starting to feel the early effects of Hurricane Aaron. Folks on the coast need to take care. Dangerous waves already pummeling lower Hatteris Island with more storm surge and tropical storm force wind to come.The combination posing a real threat to this oceanfront motel. 96-year-old Carol White Dylan is worried her 70-year-old business could be crippled by the storm. I'm worried about losing my beach houses.Yes, because they're the mayonna ...

We're going to begin this morning on the east coast where Hurricane Aaron is expected to bring dangerous conditions. Portions of the Outer Banks in North Carolina. They're on high alert for heavy wind and rain today as Hurricane Aaron churns closer to the coast.Mandatory evacuation orders are in place in the area as a precaution. The storm was downgraded to a category 2 on Tuesday and it is expected to move away from the US in the coming days, but forecasters are still warning of life-threatening rip curren ...

And Aaron Gilcrest reports from North Carolina's Outer Banks where there are evacuation orders tonight. And Aaron, there's new warnings there as well. Yeah, you're right, Tom.There is a tropical storm watch that we just got here for the Outer Banks. And one of the big concerns right now is that we could see waves here three times taller than I am. And oceanfront homes like that one may not stand a chance.Tonight, Hurricane Aaron, barreling through the Atlantic, causing flash flooding in Puerto Rico, sweepin ...