puerto rico, however has potential to increase a little more before ends up making its way towards the turks and caicos, however it moves further north and eventually hits warmer water. we expect to see this thing weaken pretty quickly because that cooler water really doesn't help hurricanes at all. and we're going to see a big difference. it's going from upper 80s now to mid 80s, then low 80s, then eventually into the upper 70s. that's really going to hurt the storm in terms of intensification factors. that's a good thing though for the folks along the u.s. who may end up getting some very strong rip currents and maybe some other impacts from this storm over the coming days. again, for the comparison note, this yellow line was irma, the red line was maria. we started off a little bit further south, pam, but now we're likely going to end up much further north than irma's track. >> all right. looks like on the trajectory it's not going to hit the u.s. allison chinchar, thank you so much. meantime, there's simply no overstating the devastation in