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Myrtle beach. 65 to 85-mile-an-hour winds. that water right now is at three feet. it is all about the timing. you dont want the surge at high tide. that could be the case around myrtle beach later on. a lot of these areas could get up to a foot of rain. we could have possible land fall around willington with the peek of the around about 11:00 p.m. to midnight. 90 to 110-mile-an-hour winds. hatteras, up to 115-mile-an-hour winds. flash flooding and rain. after mike pences chief of staff told re...

In north carolina with carolinas in the bulls eye from hurricane dorian regaining strength as category 3 storm. you heard dpmpb cooper warn people this is not a brush buy. do not let your guard down because it looks like the eye of the storm is heading up the coast doesnt mean youre not going to get clobbered in the area. lets get to meteorologist michelle, i know you listened to what the governor had to say. it seems like his point is, hey, dont get complacent here. this thing is hardly over. >...

Of the town from where i am. kathy, what is the situation where you are? >> reporter: ali, i am here in downtown charleston. as you mentioned, this area is already very prone to flooding even when there is rain in the forecast but when you have the storm surge, constant rainfall, as well as high tide, this is what youre looking at. this is flash flooding here on presidents street and were still seeing these intense wind gusts as well as the heavy downpours. fortunately were not seeing too many f...

Center of the storm. we didnt have too bad of a storm surge this afternoon in savannah. theyre expecting tonight 1:00 a.m. to have the third highest water level theyve ever recorded since the 1940s. >> in savannah? >> in savannah, thats going to do damage. in charleston theyre expecting the second highest water levels they recorded only after hurricane hugo. we can have significant damage on the coast tonight. as the storm moves, rakes the coast from charleston to the outer banks, thats 280 mile...

Some spots, maybe 10-15 inches of rain. that will extend across areas of virginia, up to delaware as well, maryland. a lot of people getting a lot of rain and a high risk for flash flooding anywhere you see this pink. anywhere you see the red. a lot of rain to come with the storm surge. not what it would have been with a category three, category four. we have a cat two along the shore and will cause damage. people need to be prepared. >> thanks, rick. rain from hurricane dorian is already hittin...

>> i would argue the number is probably higher which is scary. were fortunate now the impacts arent terrible but were still waiting for the brunt of the storm to hit us along the coast here. we expect more trees to come down and more wires to come down and more flooding to happen. >> bill: the flooding can shall flash flooding in jacksonville. what is it like on the coast? >> its just water rising. although i wouldnt describe it as flash flooding the water can rise quickly if waves break the dun...

Weather center, thank you. >> s still a powerful storm even though we continue to see it we can just a little bit. those effects are being felt right along the florida coast, winds around 30 miles an hour a times gusting up to 40 miles an hour just off the coast this is a buoy, thats been getting close to 75 dutch 80 miles per hour. as this drifts closer to them and you will see the winds intensify. we see some of the outer be in serene battering parts of central florida. this will move a little...

Carolinas over the next 48-72 hours. you can see that cohen starts to brush the shore and the best chance from and following hurricane friday on the outer banks. finally it will move offshore on the weekend but the computer models, gfs and european modeling agreement it will hug the shoreline of the carolinas, perhaps making landfall between north and south carolina or the outer banks into friday. flash flooding is a huge concern as the storm moves northward and we have counterclockwise risk, pi...