Right now, Aaron has maximum sustained winds of around 105 mph. Continuing to grow in size as it is now moving off toward the northwest at 9 mph. And the forecast really hasn't changed much since yesterday.We're expecting a more northnorthwestward and northward motion over the next 12 to 24 hours. And then this core of Aaron is going to pass offshore of the outer banks of North Carolina and western Bermuda as we go from Wednesday night into Thursday morning and then accelerate out eastward into the North At ...

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 ...

Well, we are now tracking the first hurricane of the 2025 season. This is a satellite image of Aaron. It was upgraded from a tropical storm to a hurricane just last hour, packing wind speeds now of 75 m an hour.Aaron is expected to pass very close to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands as a possible category 3 storm, but so far the impacts of Aaron on the US, they're still a bit unclear, but there are already rip current warnings up and down the east coast. Bill, I know that's something we were talking about ...