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Hours. we expect the north-mostly track at least the next 24 hours. the storm tries to pull away from the carolinas. once you get to the borders of north and south carolina, thats when we think landfall is going to be a possibility, sometime as early as tomorrow night, but as late potentially as tomorrow afternoon across portions of wilmington, maybe into the hatteras region. the models have wanted to shift the track a little farther toward the east, but it looks almost certain that portions of ...

Potentially around charleston, if not myrtle beach, very close towards hatteras before we think it will want to steer to the north and east and away from land finally after at that .13 days of being a hurricane. so an incredible system here, and heres the latest model guidance. you kind of look at the spaghetti models, robyn, and just about every one of them brings it close to charleston, south carolina. nearly every single one of them wants to bring it ashore somewhere near wilmington, north ca...

Hurricane from all angles. patrick oppmann is in the devastated town of freeport, bahamas. and derek van dam is in jensen beach, florida, along the states east coast. first i want to hear from pedram javaheri on the storms path. pedram, hi. just talk us through whats happening right now. >> robyn, its still a menacing storm system. as you said, it is a category 2, 110 miles per hour at this hour with the storm system. notice the eye, the symmetry, that organization that was in place the last cou...

Offshore. forecasters predict dorian could make landfall in south carolina later this week. so lets get more on all of this from our meteorologist pedram javaheri who joins us again. lets go over that path and what people can expect on the way through, and, of course, once that landfall is made. >> yeah, you know, rosemary, were 11 days into tracking the storm system. of course reaches category 5 in the past couple of days. stalls over portions of the grand bahama island. you take a look at what...

Never night dorian pounded the u.s. virgin islands with heavy rain. the first images from st. thomas show a good deal of debris, downed trees and winds reaching 111 miles an hour. for puerto rico, a much needed near miss. fema had people in the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico. right now in florida they are bracing for a direct hit. residents stocking up on water and other emergency supplies. a lot of lines are forming at gas stations. georgia emergency management also increasing the alert ...

Bringing it into southern georgia. this particular one favoring it towards south florida and even as late as into monday. so it really shows you the nature of the speed and variability within that forecast. if it takes the southerly track and doesnt go straight into portions of georgia and eventually into the southeast, this could eventually become a gulf coast storm going into next week and impact those states by this time next week. so really going to be a storm system that is going to have a ...

>> just because, again, pedram was saying, there are a lot of people worrying. >> what is your message to your citizens? >> our message is its clearly every time you have to prepare because as you just said, these hurricanes shift very fast. weve already seen this model shift two or three times since it began. we know that the intensification tract because theres no landfall between puerto rico and miami in terms of the track. there are models that show it directly hitting miami. we cannot take ...

Stations. georgia emergency management also increasing the alert level as dorian approaches. lets get straight to our meteorologist pedram javaheri. whats up? >> the update just came in. still looking very much poised to become a major hurricane potentially as early as friday, going into saturday. now at this point the latest model suggests the storm system could be a category 2 by later on this afternoon or this evening. rapid intensification is a possibility. its gone into a rapid intensificat...

Lot of folks across the gulf of mexico and gulf coast states. it has to do with the steering currents going into friday and saturday. this ridge sits in place, its a weaker ridge as the american model suggests, it will guide it northbound into portions of georgia and the carolinas. while if it strengthens, it takes the system further south. all conditions are favorable for a major hurricane to develop, its just the track of this major hurricane and which u.s. state its going to impact is going t...

Im christine romans. >> im dave briggs. it is 4:30 eastern time. 4:30 in puerto rico. and thats where we start. tropical storm dorian now expected to strengthen into a hurricane by the time it makes landfall in florida. the national hurricane centers updated the storms track. it is expected to hit puerto rico near hurricane strength at around midday today. late last night, president trump approved an emergency declaration for puerto rico to speed up delivery of resources. more on that in a momen...