heading out here today, again, trying to catch some waves. just because they are out here, that doesn't mean that this is safe. there's a very real threat of very strong rib currents not just here but along the east coast so people should be careful. this is a big beach week because of the fourth of july holiday. we did talk to some vacationers here yesterday who are going to be keeping a very close eye on arthur, as we all are, and they are hoping that arthur doesn't meddle too much with their vacation plans. kate. >> you're right at the front end of that storm for us. we'll be coming back to you. thank you very much. where is arthur now, where exactly is it and where is it headed next? indra petersons is watching all of that. >> we're still talking about arthur's strength, and you can see the structure getting more of that circular fashion to it hanging off the coast of coco beach. currently seeing steady winds at 60 miles per hour. remember, 39 miles per hour. that's what made it a tropical storm. 74 miles per hour, that's what