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>> any moment now miami-dades mayor is set to update us on their preparations for the storm. youre seeing a live picture on the right of your screen. we will bring that to you as soon as it starts. and we are on the scene covering dorian from every angle, you see our cnn crew spread out along the eastern coast. >> we want to get straight to cnn meteorologist allison ch chinchar with thee latest. >> the sustained winds are 145 miles per hour gusting to 165. the movement of the storm is still west...

Because that gives you a very good indication of whether or not the storm is undergoing rapid intensification. it has been in the last 24 hours. the eye is getting larger. its getting more concentric around some of the rest of the storms here. winds right now officially are at 140 miles per hour. i emphasize that word "officially" because new data from the hurricane hunters actually shows each higher measurements. now up to 145 miles per hour. that may have an update. we will expect a new update...

Landfalling the carolinas is also a possibility it just runs the direction of the coast and stays offshore altogether. just cant say. it is at 145 mile an hour sustained winds, holding together very well. nothing will prohibit this storm from staying this strong or strengthening other than i wall replacement cycles. the inner core of the storm get so tight it collapses and a new one forms on the outside and we can see winds drop a little bit in the cycle. that would be good news if we were in on...

No not as quick as it was. so winds again 145 miles per hour, gusting higher than that, moving to the west at 12 miles per hour but we are going to see it turn on the brakes as it gets closer to the bahamas is not good news. were looking at life threatening storm surges and also heavy rainfall. category 4 storm in those very warm waters of the atlantic. that is a fuel that helps you go faster and stronger and that is whats happening right now. by sunday were going to see it moving towards the ba...

Further to the east. 150 miles an hour, last advisory was 145. theres that slowdown we were talking about. down to 80 miles an hour. could slow to a walking pace as we get to the eastern coast of the u.s. the track is very important. right now category 4 storm moving over the northwestern bahamas as a category 4 storm. well see very strong winds, very high wind gusts, damaging winds, so pay attention if youre in the northernmost part of the bahamas. it is moving off to the east. that is a second...

117 miles per hour. 470 miles west. we have that pinhole eye and the diameter of this storm has really started to decrease, so almost close to balming out. the pressure has dramatically decreased in the last 24 hours. what does that mean? the winds are definitely picking up and well see that steady increase for at least the next 24 hours. do want to mention for the bahamas, northwest bahamas, we do have evacuations that are starting to take place. now, at 5:00 a.m., the national hurricane center...

Approaching storm. >> the hurricane is roaring, it could be a big one. were hoping it maybe makes a right and goes up north, thats about a 5% chance. its not looking good. its one of the biggest hurricanes weve seen in a long time. >> here with an update moments ago from the hurricane center is janessa webb. how is it looking? >> we had a tremendous shift in the past in the last 24 hours. we just got our latest update at 8:00 a.m. now we have sustained winds of 145 miles per hour. so gaining som...

Rain. lets talk about this cone of uncertainty here. we had a chance of it shifting to the north. folks, thats exactly what has happened here. as it slows down, we still have that major hurricane for sunday with 145 miles per hour, but by monday it calms down just a little bit, to 130 miles per hour by tuesday. look at this, by the coast area we are going to see potential landfall now georgia, south carolina, north carolina, they are in the mix of this with a cat 2 potentially for hilton head is...

Stations. >> weve been watching florida governor ron desantis giving a press conference as hurricane dorian works its way up the coast. lets go to nbc news meteorologist janessa. >> we had hurricane matthew in 2016 here. it wasnt a direct hit for florida. as they were first forecasting. but still, over $is 1 billion of damage across florida. 14 people lost their life. even though were not going to potentially now not see a direct impact due to this cone of uncertainty. were still going to see th...

The strongest hurricane to hit the east coast of florida in decades. >> the forecast models are also coming into alignment here. so what were looking at, were getting a better picture now of where dorian actually could come ashore. the hurricane is forecast to slow down once its over land and then a lot of rain. flooding, and life threatening storm surge are also a concern here with as much as a foot of rain falling in the hardest hit areas. >> cnn meteorologist chad myers. chad, youve been look...