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Tonight into the early part of tomorrow until about 12:00 tomorrow. so 4 to 7-foot storm surge. 49% of all deaths come from storm surge. the rest is from rainfall and flash flooding. so keep that in mind. something to look at. the hot pink is the storm surge wp we have warnings for myrtle beach. so were going to track this at least for the next four days. >> im going to pull up stakes after this show and visit our friends in north carolina. im going to head to moore head city. im worried about m...

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Sustained winds of 100 miles an hour at our coast with gusts up to 125. storm surges will be as high as 7. in short, hundreds of showers will lose power, and that has already begun. winds will topple trees and power lines and roads and buildings will be flooded. i have activated more north carolina national guard soldiers, and we now have 488 on duty with additional high water rescue vehicles. as hurricane dorian moves northward along our coast, there will be flash flooding. i urge everyone, eve...

Welcome back. im stephanie ruhle. as we speak the eye of hurricane dorian is just 70 miles from charleston, south carolina. kathy park is there. whats it like? >> reporter: stephanie, good morning. as you can see we are still being slammed by dorian. were getting these intense wind gusts and the rain continues to fall. we havent had a break from this rain and its leading to a lot of flash flooding on the ground. so we are here at the marina. if you take a look over to my left you can see the boa...

Trees behind me and the ocean waves just thrashing back there. a lot of them have been reaching as far as the dunes. so that makes everyone here quite nervous when it comes to storm surge and flooding and we know that that is an issue in a city that has dealt with multiple hurricanes over the past couple years. i want colluding hurricane florence. she reminded me there are a lot of residents who still havent recovered from the hurricanes. they are dealing with the added threat and danger of flas...

These massive waves keep rolling in and breaking closer and closer to the shore. this is why this is a flash flooding zone. were starting to see flash flooding in parts of myrtle beach. were starting to see levels of two feet. those could continue to rise as we see these rainfall levels from anywhere for 10 to 15 inches. thats what people in this area should expect today. in addition to flash flooding and storm surge concerns, isolated tornados are something that weve seen first-hand here. we wo...

Emergency alert saying we are in a tornado warning. i want to show you video captured by nbc affiliate of what appears to be a possible tornado touching down in north myrtle beach not far from where we are right now. one tornado wrng that lasted to 4:45. another one in the next hour. isolated tornadoes a major concern as officials try to keep everyone safe in this area. we know apartment buildings had been evacuated. tornado warnings and watches will be throughout the day today. we know some roo...

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Settle down, what are they expecting the biggest challenges are going to be in the myrtle beach area? >> well, steve, this is an area that has experienced significant flooding in past storms like hurricane florence and hurricane matthew, and some of the areas that experienced some flash flooding over the past 24 hours are filled with residents that are still recovering from those two storms. so those are some particularly sensitive areas here that officials are going to be catering to in the aft...