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It's forward motion moving northwest at 2 miles per hour. and so this is going to move up. by wednesday evening, tomorrow evening 8:00 it's just parallel to jacksonville and then brunswick. then it makes a turn, hugs the coast slowly making its way out and past cape hat russ. th hatteras. that might be the closest we see to land fall happening and then toing to the northeast, new england, maybe bricking rough seas, some rip tides, rain from salisbury, new york, nantucket, yarmouth, and boston as well. but again, we'll watch that very closely. here's the effects we're look at. you can see freep...

Get a look for what dorian is doing to the ocean themselves. it's empty now. why? i suspect because they're running out of beach to stand on as the water surges ever closer to the dunes. the other reason is on this barrier island they have shut off the water. if they're going to ride out the storm, they're doing it without water which is less appealing. let's go martin savidge now who is in vero beach to get a sense there. >> reporter: john, the weather conditions here are pretty good. the sun has been out most of the day but the surf is really rolling in now and it's going to be a clear probl...

Same regions. evacuation orders now in effect for much of florida, georgia, and south carolina. coastal areas. officials calling that inconvenience a small price to pay for the damage dorian might deliver. >> think. worst case scenario. this is a storm of storms. don't know where it's going to hit. don't know what the impact is going to be, but it's not going to be good. >> north carolina has to take this seriously. be ready. the storm might look far away, but it's already kicking up dangerous surf and rip tides at our coast. >> and with these announcements we know that we cannot make everybod...

But it's already kicking up dangerous surf and rip tides at our coast. >> and with these announcements we know that we cannot make everybody happy, but we believe that we can keep everyone alive. >> the atlantic basin has now experienced a category 5 hurricane four years in a row. that's unprecedented since reliable data began in the 1960s. dorian will be crawling along at 3 miles per hour over the next two days. a walking pace for most of us. the worst of the storm is clearly not over. ivan cabrera tracking the system live from the cnn center with more. that is concerning that it is so slow a...

Sea turtle nesting. very sadly, we saw very many sea turtle nests destroyed and some dead baby turtles in this above normal tide taking a toll on the sea turtle nests. we have seen a few people swimming in the dangerous rip currents. rip tides are extremely dangerous over the next few days. you can see a few of these behind me. they appear as sharp narrow channels that can be very dangerous to swim in. you want to stay out of the water out here for the next few days. just because it's sunny with blue skies, the conditions are likely going to rapidly deteriorate. >> i can't believe people are i...