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So officials are saying now is the time to get ready, to get all the items that you need to ride out for possibly several days of very dangerous hurricane if you are in the bahamas. and that it is going to be a rough ride ahead. but at this point, many people here dont have any choice but to get prepared for the worst. patrick oppmann, cnn, freeport, bahamas. and now karen maginnis is here. people are keeping a close eye on the possibilities of this storm. >> yes, and we have many potential po...

Supporting winds of 140 miles per hour, about 220 kilometers per hour. a very classic looking hurricane. clearly defined eye. it is chugging toward the west and northwest. it is not speeding along. so as it moves more slowly, the impacts will be greater. the impact for storm surge would be extreme across some of the preferably facing beaches in the bahamas. also for the florida peninsula. but will it make landfall in the florida peninsula? we keep looking at these computer models and they are ve...

With 140-mile-per-hour winds could be on its way to category 5. but heres the problem, it has not been performing as we would ordinarily think. but our previous computer models are suggesting it could bound around the space coast. it could bounce and shore and get caught up in the gulf stream and impact coastal georgia. coastal south carolina, coastal north carolina. all of these coastal areas are jam-packed with people. theyre so beautiful and so fragile. and a system like this is really going ...

That will impact the freeport airport, probably impact the nassau airport as well. but look what happens here. tuesday, 6:00 a.m., we were thinking landfall. here are the winds around that core. well, it looks like it remains offshore. this is why its become so frustrating for meteorologists, because the computer models are suggesting something different every time they run. you can see here, even going into wednesday offshore, will this happen? is it possible it could not make landfall across t...

You can see the core here. thats where the strongest winds are. but the coastal sections of florida just about everybody over the next -- from about 72 hours to about 96 hours will feel the impacts of some of these outer bands from hurricane dorian category 4 hurricane. but now look at this. off the coast of jacksonville. off the coast of georgia. just to the south of charleston, south carolina. just to the south of savannah. going to be a very interesting scenario to watch this as these compute...

Infuriating things that we have seen over the past 24 hours. yes, we saw that rapid intensification where we zoomed from a category 1 to category 4. and it is expected to continue to strengthen. if i were staring this down and i lived in the florida panhandle, it would be terrifying to me. heres what we think is going to happen. right now it has supporting winds of 140 miles per hour. some higher gusts to 160. its moving toward the west-northwest fairly steady at just about 10 miles an hour. now...

This for the american one. heres charleston. but still the impact is going to be great. charleston floods very easily. so they start to see this rainfall, maybe six, maybe ten inches of rain is certainly possible. but also heres the european model. this off the coast of jacksonville. they are the same time period. its a little confusing but i just want to point out theres no agreement yet on these computer models. heres the ridge of high pressure. this is kind of keeping this farther to the sout...

Maximum sustained winds of 130 miles per hour. its heading for the east coast of the florida, but some forecasters say it might avoid a direct hit. the national hurricane center say some computer models actually have it turning to the right and hugging the coast there. governor ron desantis is urging florida to closely monitor hurricane dorian. he is stressing people need to comply when mandatoryevacuationt will save their lives. >> long lines at gas stations were the order of the day. lots of r...

Northwestern caribbean, where some of the warmest water is. and thats why we anticipate further strengthening to a category 4 status. the official track from the national hurricane center does slow it down. late monday into tuesday, potential landfall as a damaging hurricane, and then taking a right turn towards the north. but a lot of uncertainty, the computer models we continue to watch have not come into agreement. the two most important ones, the american gfs and european model are not agree...

Florida. lets get into the good stuff. lets get into the positive stuff. this is our latest upgrade updated computer models. these come in every six hours. all of a sudden, these lines, which yesterday were going straight through central florida, all of a sudden we have one, two, three, four of these which never make landfall. the hurricane center saw this trend with the european model earlier, now our american model. the storm taking its turn further out to sea. right now, the cone of uncertain...