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To his 20,000 twitter followers, i feel like a rocket is about to take off. this is going to get ugly. he was right on both counts. also reported the schoolhouse he was saying was near the hurricanes eye wall, where the winds are the highest and most destructive. related to his followers the children being moved to a safe space and being wrapped in blankets, then the social media play went dark by dark for two days, when dorian crushed the bahamas with 185-mile-per-hour winds. the hurricane itse...

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Clothes you organized for me. thank you. we even saw a little sun a moment ago. it is kind of hard to believe that 65 miles northeast of here is cape hatteras where this storm has made landfall. it is, as you said, punishing winds over there. overnight six hours ago there were heavy winds here. they didnt do any structural damage. they took trees down and some power lines. back in the bahamas obviously this was a wind storm. back before that in puerto rico it wasnt. up the east coast of the unit...

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...

Flooding a major, major concern. the forecast totals among the highest weve seen. can pick up as much as 10 to 15 inches of rainfall. you factor in the water being pushed in on shore from the charles ton harbor area, significant storm surge across this region. heres the area of sustained hurricane forced winds. notice the time stamp over the next few minutes into the next couple of hours. charleston pushes in. wilmington, myrtle beach and it will be here for seven to eight hours. it makes landfa...

Ocean ends and the beach begins. the water will continue to rise, combination of the storm surge and the winds because in this particular area of the beach, were pretty much running north and south, which means were getting the full brunt of the force right at the time of the waves are at their highest. so thats not only going to be a problem for erosion but also likely to damage some of the boardwalks, the piers that are here and any of the waterfront buildings nearby. if you break any of those...

When you and i spoke a few hours ago you were dealing with the triple threat, the rain, the winds, and you were worried about a storm surge. whats changed in the last few hours? >> reporter: let me show you what weve got. we have all those three things happening right now. this is actually our high tide. were probably about a little less than an hour to the highest of the tide so you see that this surf has come up quite a bit on to, you know, this pier were on is stone so it is very secure. that...

Possibly near north carolina. could it be cape fear? could it be the outer banks? but charleston harbor wednesday night is looking at a rise in the waters of 10.3 feet. that is the second highest on record back behind hugo in 1989, which was over 12 feet. so were not out of the woods here with damages, and of course even in jacksonville we could see the st. johns river start to have that water pushed out. but the track still looks like ape possible landfall, and were going to have to watch that ...

Which is a strong category 2. and beyond that into thursday evening. even then barely weakening. 105 miles per hour wind before it skirts off to the northeast. national hurricane center and local authorities taking this very seriously. hurricane watches and warnings. widespread across the region. of course the area with the high etc. potential for land fall which would be around the carolinas. where the storm surge threat is the highest. around 7 feet at its max. look at this observation forecas...