start cancelling flights. store shelves becoming empty across the state of florida. residents also facing major fuel shortages as they try to stock up on gas ahead of dorian's arrival. and with winds predicted to be as strong as 130-mile-per-hour we it makes landfall, dorian would be the strongest hurricane to hit florida's east coast since hurricane andrew which cost the state more than $25 billion in damage, and left 44 people dead. allison chinchar is outfront live at the weather center. allison what's the latest path? i know there have been updates but it shows a fairly consistent one towards the heart of florida. >> right. so the latest update is really when you look at what the storm looks like. we are talking about the eye of the storm. because it has really become symmetrical and large over the last hour or so. that's concerning because when we see something like that it means it's beginning the process of undergoing rapid intensefy