elections. david? >> the times we're in. terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. we turn next tonight to that potential major hurricane headed for the east coast. dangerous rip currents and high surf already being reported. the so-called spaghetti models showing florence right there and its possible path up and down the east coast, and, in fact, it's one of four tropical systems brewing in the atlantic tonight. senior meteorologist rob marciano tracking it all. we are in peak hurricane season right now. >> indeed, and those computer lines you just shows, they're a lot more jam-packed hidden in the u.s., so there is reason to be concerned. even though florence is over 1,500 miles away, the weakening phase is over. we expect it to become a hurricane over the weekend, and maybe a category 3 or 4 by thursday or wednesday. problem is, blue waves forcing potential tracks to the south, and our more reliable models are pointing this towards the carolinas. meanwhile as you mentioned, there are two depressions and another wave closer to home. this is the peak of hurricane season, and folks who live on the coast should prepare and