strengthen. as it does near the carolinas over the next 24 hours. so here's a look at timeline. thursday morning, tomorrow morning, basically off the coast of charleston, up through wilmington. now, thursday beginning at around 8:00 in the evening through friday morning, that's when we're expecting to see the greatest impacts from arthur, and that will likely be along the outer banks of north carolina. beyond that, though, friday, fourth of july and beyond, the weekend looking pretty good because this storm heads out to sea. here's a look at those watches and warnings right now. we have tropical storm warnings up from elizabeth city, north carolina, all the way down through myrtle beach. beyond that, farther north -- south, rather, we have tropical storm watches. what this mean is winds in excess of 39 miles per hour or greater, sustained. that's what we can expect. but we do have an area that's under a hurricane watch. here it is. this once again extending from elizabeth city all along the outer banks, including cape hatteras down through beaufort, north carolina.