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Can see the center of the storm coming very close to beaufort and atlantic and cedar point. we will see if this is technically a landfall in the next few minutes. we will keep you updated but landfall is just a technical point, the lowest pressure point comes on land. the effects are widespread from the storm up and down the north and south carolina coast up towards virginia and we are still dealing with the storm towards the area of new england this weekend. along with storm surge and outer ban...

Young, whos in north carolina where one of these tornadoes hit. ryan, how much damage have you seen? >> reporter: weve seen a tremendous amount of damage in a short period of time. but i want to show you something right now, jake. this has really stepped up in the last five minutes or so, the rain. the outer bands have picked up. you can see the signs here as they start to get ready for this. florence was really a big impact here. in fact, this entire street here was covered in water. in fact, t...

More than that as the outer bands come. folly island, as you know, ainsley a barrier island. a lot of vacation homes for the people down here in charleston. we are in the parking lot of the pier here trying to get a sense. you know aishah talking about storm surge. they are expecting upwards of 5 to 8 feet already with the amount of rain thats coming. 6 to 12 inches. we are seeing the streets are taking on water. not more than a few inches but it is coming. the power has been going on and off. w...

This area is so prone to flash flooding. so im concerned we saw a report of three inches in just an hour in the charleston area. also with these land falling hurricane are hurricanes that come close to shore and outer bands these are tornadoes warnings. threat for weak tornadoes for north and south carolina as these outer bands come on shore and can you seat strikes of lightning. so, in addition to all of the effects we are seeing from this offshore hurricane, we are going to see the potential f...

Received such punishing wind, such a battering from the storm. theres no relief in sight. >> thanks so much for the report. now as dorian sits over the bahamas. the next few hours are crucial in telling us where it will go. in stewart, florida. explain where you are. its make or break in the coming hours for the coastline. >> thats right. were talking about game of miles here. good morning to you. the coast about a mile to my east. every 30, 45 minutes we are getting walloped by a heavy rain sho...

Intracoastal. lets heads up the coast near daytona beach. my colleague rosa flores is there. as officials there are preparing for this storm to head north. rosa. >> reporter: hey, victor, as you can see behind me, the seas are a bit rough, but its pretty clear right now, its sunny every now and then, we get wind gusts and we do get some of those outerbands from hurricane dorian. now, this is a barrier island. its under mandatory evacuation. but some people are not evacuating. now, one man that i...

Downpours, but for the folks that came out to kind of see what it looks like here, im now seeing many of them running back to their cars as we start to feel the outer bands of dorian hitting an area that really has been waiting to see where this storm will head as it slowly moves through the atlantic, victor. >> leyla, youre about 10 miles away. its starting to rain a little bit more here. wind picking up, expecting more of these, outer bands to come in. and poppy, this has been the narrative fo...

Storm will be growing. while theres a bit of a weakening, the strongest winds are going to spread out a little bit. thats why we still think we will see some hurricane winds, maybe towards daytona beach. it looks like across south carolina. maybe a landfall of the storm somewhere around north carolina later on this week. >> martha: thank you very much. we now go to the scene of the storm itself. jupiter, florida. she joins us from there tonight. hello again, jackie. >> jackie: high, martha. than...

220 miles an hour feels like hour after hour. the definition of a cat 5 hurricane is catastrophic damage will happen and that is why the bahamas got beat up so bad. we are 116 miles where i am standing from the center of dorian right now. and what you are seeing are the outerbands, tropical storm force winds that are starting to come down. because dorian is not going anywhere in a hurry, that is why it is going to continue to be a problem. including storm surge as well. the officials concerned t...

Janice: 36 hours of battering major hurricane force winds and storm surge and flooding rainfall for the bahamas. the storm is still stationary. its going through structural changes in term of the eye. and when it does that, the wind field expands. this storm is getting larger. its going to effect more territory, even if the core of the strongest winds stay offshore. here are some of the winds that we are seeing close to 40 miles per hour at stuart, west palm beach 26 miles per hour. pompano beac...