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City southwards, this area is whats going to kick to the north. this is what is going to have possibly with it the strongest of those winds. we still have a ton of rain with this too. ive kind of been adjusting my graph here as weve been going along. we just havent had a lot of reports of bad storm surge, all the way from the north carolina, georgia coast. georgetown had a pretty good one this afternoon, one of the highest. i knocked that down to the minor category. inland flooding threat, we ha...

For hours. its like a tropical storm that will never end. no extreme winds. wilmington, not bad at all. youre only at 43-mile-per-hour winds. notice we keep saying the core of the storm. this one buoy gusted to 80 miles an hour. that would be enough to do damage if it was on land. the core is offshore. well have to see if this band of heavy rain on the outside of it will rotate inland later. youre 48 to 55, maybe scattered power outages. throughout the night, this is paused at 6:00 a.m. we have ...

England. so. of the moisture getting pulled northward from the storms. if there is something really dangerous, its this, this high risk of flash flooding in the outer banks. the one spot right now that has the worst weather with this hurricane is going to be from morehead city to atlantic beach, to beaufort. thats right in the northern eye. you see the bright pinks here? thats torrential thats going to be rotating right into the regions. well watch that and ill keep an eye on the wind gusts. if ...

New bern too was one of the ones that had some of the worst significant flooding. half the downtown flooded out in the last hurricane. to get hit by that tornado today, new bern was my hometown, one of my first tv jobs there. >> so you know it well. >> the first eye of a hurricane i ever stood in was in new bern, so yep. >> well, maybe the mayor knows you. >> maybe. >> thank you so much, bill. well be checking in with you throughout the morning. weve been talking about david gura. cal perry is t...

Everything is just -- everythings destroyed. everything is flattened. if it was not flattened its just structure. people dont have homes, people dont have food. i never experienced anything like that in my life. i pray nobody ever has to again. >> a look at the aftermath of hurricane dorian in the bahamas. the death toll there is now at 30 and officials stress the number is likely to rise dramatically. "morning joes" medical contributor dr. dave campbell will have a report straight ahead. meanwh...

From previous storms that helped you deal with what you saw today? >> well, as the saying goes, practice makes perfect. i mean from hurricane matthew in 2016, you know, our facility, our area took on a lot of water. we were saturated prior to the storm coming in, and all the rain that matthew brought just brought tremendous amounts of flooding that kind of isolated not only areas of our county, but neighboring counties and made it difficult for everybody. and in turn, that made it difficult for ...

And we still have a high risk of flash flooding. especially areas around alamor all the way to virginia beach. this is where were going to see the heaviest rain through the storm. this area of green is everywhere in a flood watch. everywhere in maroon is who is under flash flood warnings. that means we have had excessive rainfall. and we could get a possible additional 3 to 6 inches in this area. overall up to this point, 300,000 people without power. i havent heard of any tremendous storm surge...

Karins. bill, we had talked about this over the course of the last couple days that hurricane doran strengthened to category 3 just before it kind of hit the carolinas and the north coast of georgia. its down now to a category 1, but what are your expectations for the more dangerous parts of this storm which is the storm surge, the rain, the flooding, all of that? were not in the clear. >> the flash flooding is what could take lives. as we go throughout the first half of today. the heavy rains h...

Simple. easy. awesome. hurricane dorian is grinding its way up the southeast coast, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. right now the eye of the storm hugging the coast of south carolina. earlier today, this storm weakened to a category 2. still the national hurricane center expects life-threatening storm surges and dangerous winds around parts of the coast of north and south carolina. thats charleston, south carolina youre seeing there, as well as potential flash flooding. it was the bahama...

Wilmington. as we can do so, well proceed with the re-entry, not having to keep people away from their homes. >> you got hit with a storm last year. do you feel like you and people there are better prepared for how to deal with the aftermath of this? >> oh, positively. my town manager and his staff, his whole team are fantastic. they jumped out on this early, days ago. flooding was our big issue with florence as you may recall almost exactly a year ago. we had 25, 26 inches of rain, and that inu...