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Bahamas, 140 miles an hour, a lot less than over abaco, at 185. >> now its just extremely strong. >> ive been out there in 125 mile an hour winds, six, seven times as much as i ever feel wind. its crazy. you cant exist. you cant stand there with 100 mile an hour wind -- >> thats the crazy thing, now were 24, 36 hours since the beginning of destruction in the bahamas and theres still additional destruction. >> so think about that, if your roof holds, your garage holds, your trailer holds, whateve...

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Safe to go outside. the storm remains over us and remains very dangerous. im going to throw it back to you guys. >> all right. patrick oppmann and his team there. please stay safe. i cant imagine what it has been like over the last 24 hours to be there, and its miraculous were getting a signal out from freeport right now given what they have been through, erica. 165-mile-per-hour winds right now with 185 yesterday. patrick says he didnt get a wink of sleep and you couldnt stand up. there would b...

Tropical storm force winds are expected to lash florida as soon as tomorrow morning. hurricane force gusts could hit as early as monday evening. mandatory ee vavacuations are i place for several south florida communities. tomorrow they will go into affect in south carolina. we cant forget, dorian is this category 5 hurricane with maximum sustained winds of 185 miles per hour. just keep in mind, 157 makes a category 5 hurricane. were talking about the upper echelon of a cat 5. with that wind, you...

Abaco, thats the area that got hit when it was 185. i cant believe theres anything left of that. at least that man said he talked to someone on abaco and they were okay. it wouldnt be out of the question that no one would be okay. i mean, everyone could have had some type of damage or water or whatever it might be, 25 feet. this island is 30 feet tall tops. so yall had to get to the right place at the right time to survive that. hopefully that is the case for everybody out there. communication, ...

And they have the worst of >> deeper philosophical thing the back side of this storm to anticipate. so, right now not moving it happening the question what exactly american democracy is for. the weirdest thing about the electoral college, the fact if it wasnt specifically in the will start to move more to constitution for the presidency, it would be unconstitutional. the north. a 30-mile difference to the west is going to mean the brian: all right. difference between a tropical storm force wind ...

A category five with sustained wind in excess of 185 miles per hour. the fox weather team is taking a look at that throughout the day and evening. we have seen damage caused by dorian. officials say whether there is a direct hit or not to the u.s. mainland. rainfall and the accompanying storm surge could be the most of dangerous aspect of this storm. >> storm surge is one of the things we worry about most of. the majority -- 90% of all weather-related deaths come from water, flooding surge. 50% ...

>> the forecast is difficult. sometimes the storms move and sometimes they are not. this is one of those cases. its so close to a really populated area. also today the winds went up to 185 miles an hour sustained winds. this ranks in an atlantic hurricane tide for second in the strong jest we have ever seen. thats cutting right over the what ham a islands. its moving at a 5-mile-an-hour motion. so its just taking forever. we have been watching it cut over these islands. this some of the first vi...

Year. also noaa released pictures of dorians eyewall that showed the clouds curving outward. thats a phenomenon known as a stadium effect. lets bring in ivan cabrera. >> you saw the sun there with that picture. the hurricane hunters there, you can see bright blue skies, sunshine, and then beneath them, of course, the washing machine that is the claatlantic ocean, caribbean sea at this point. what theyre going through right now, we dont know because it hasnt happened before. lets show you the pic...

Hour construction standard to 155 for our newest zones. if you think about 185 miles an hour, we dont have anything thats really built, that you absolutely know would withstand that. >> russ, we are hoping for that best case scenario for you, that the storm swings north and does not turn inland. well be thinking about you. thank you for calling in. >> thank you very much. >> of course. as people pay tribute to the victims of the mass shooting yet again this weekend in west texas, the fbi is work...