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Adam klotz standing by in the news extreme weather center where they are boarding up and getting ready to hunker down. we start with you. the track of this storm has changed. but is it safe to say we are not aught of the woods? >> there is a huge area where you have to pay close attention. wind at 150 miles per hour. thats 6 miles per hour shy of being a category five hurricane. wind gusting up to 185 miles per hour. this is a powerful storm that covers a huge area. this is the future forecast. ...

It grows into a major category five storm and continues to pose a threat to the southeast united states in the coming days. fox chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is in the extreme weather center with more. >> reporter: its battering. its happening in the northern bahamas. the ab cat islands here, marsh harbour. the center of the storm is moving right over that right now. it is moving at about 8 miles an hour, its going to continue to slow that movement over the next 24 hours, so were probably g...

Youre ordered to evacuate. safety comes first. you dont want to mess with a storm that is going at 185 miles per hour. her psa is posted on social media. we have now seen a significant increase in watches and warnings. a hurricane warning is in effect for palm beach, martin, st. lucy, indian river and brevard counties and storm surge warning in effect thor thoe effect for . there will absolutely be additional hurricane warnings and watches all the way up to the georgia border on the east coast o...

Deployed. this means some 3,500 national guard troops ready to move and helicopters part of that. they are planning to close airports and government institutions as necessary, schools included in all of that. we will, of course, continue to watch hurricane dorian and breaking news story coming out of florida throughout the day here on msnbc. im richard liu in new york. thank you for spending this hour with me. up next a special edition of "kasie dc." welcome to a special edition of "kasie dc."...

Eastern eye wall slammed onb through. so the damage is maybe half of what actually really happened. so its incredible they got out to show you and how they got the video pictures is amazing. 185 miles per hour winds. gusts to 220 miles per hour and its about with 140 to 145 miles from ws palm beach. you can see florida and the eye. this is a smaller hurricane right now. at least the extreme winds. so you have to go through the eye to get the extreme devastation and thats unfortunately whats goin...

To go? i want to get right to nbc meteorologist bill karins, who may have answers for us. bill, what is it looking like right now >> >> it still looks like this is a coastal scraper. were not going to guarantee landfall anywhere but close enough portion to the florida coast, georgia, south carolina for significant impacts. will they be minor, moderate? probably but i dont think it will be historic. but you have to take a second and look back and realize youre looking at the strongest storm thats...

Could tie it. and a laborer day hurricane 1935 that went to the keys. all recorded 185 mile-per-hour winds. this is very historic times. the pressure is 910 mill bars and weve had lower pressure storms before. wilma was the top of the charts. so as far as speed, tied for second ever. and this is that stuff i was telling you that hurricane center looks at unbetween. just to see if theres any trends. so the blue one is our u.s.a. model. this was at 8:00 p.m. and this was between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m....

During the next 36 hours. category 5. through monday well see it sustained at a category 5. theres not much in its way. it is going over a land mass but the bahamas are not very mountainous. its over those warm waters. we dont have a lot of wind sheer and dry air. it sort of has the free for all to keep as a category five storm. then we expect that turn. category 4 storm on tuesday and still hoping that the models hold true that we followed up to the north. we see that around the high hugging th...

Airbnb opened up a program to provide free housing. >> i should have left. i was a fool to stay. were looking for a miracle. to have it turn east and go north. >> were going to go to the bahamas, but first lets go to the weather sender here. bill? >> weve almost never seen a storm like this with an eye this well-defined, this powerful. as far as the records go, mitch was the strongest we measured at 190 mile per hour winds. this is 185. theres been three others with 185. this is tied for second ...

You know, you start seeing those kind of things, but remember a lot of times with a storm this strong youll see it wobble. its not very smooth. so youll see it kind of just maybe wobble a little bit here and there. so you have to watch for the long term trend because so far its going the same direction. we have it still going west at 7 miles an hour. >> so thats faster than we assumed it would -- we assumed it would be stalling at this point. give me a sense, 185 miles an hour sustained wind sto...