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Parking lot, when we came in this morning, this thing was bone dry. and now the water in some spots is knee deep. so we're watching this come in. this storm, alex, as you said, right now is -- there's sustained winds at 150 miles per hour. but with the rapid intensification, we're expecting this to make land fall probably with 155 mile-per-hour wind gusts. and it's not out of the realm of possibility that it could get to 157. again, we always caution people. don't be concerned whether it's a 3 or a 4, 4 or a 5. but when it's a category 1 storm and then you get to winds of 155 miles per hour, t...

York city and up toward boston. that's where the storm is. the front moved off the shore in the carolinas. cleared out a little bit in d.c. more rain. this is cold rain across parts of theio valley. and -- parts of the ohio valley. it's still snow in boston. see the little rain in the last few images on the radar starting to creep in. i think we'll be rain all night long across new york city, philadelphia, and eventually by morning we'll see freezing in boston. 41 in new york city. the road won't be too bad if you are driving back to work in the morning and driving back home across the i-95 co...

Nick valencia is in melbourne, florida. let's hear from our meteorologist, adam cabrera, in our studio. the big news, you're sensing, from what you're seeing, that dorian could very well move, start to move, in five or six hours. >> it will start moving to the north. it's too late for the bahamas. it's been stalled, 24 hours, category 5 or category 4 storm winds. it's dark. there's no power. all you can hear is the wind howling out there. the water, has been wous, going over the western part of the island. on the other population here, the extreme. 120 mph, if you're just joining us. that is d...

Under mandatory evacuation orders, trays. >> trace: what other preparations are we seeing in florida right now? >> i think one of the benefits of the slow-moving storm is that it has given us the opportunit opportunity -- the area is so wide. more than 5,000 national guard troops deployed. ready to stay also, to be responding quickly if we do get those likely power outages. as far as the danger ahead, it really depends on how close the storm does come to the coast. whether it is tropical for storm winds. 6-10 inches of rain and a dangerous 7-foot storm surge. trace, back to you. >> trace: stev...

Are taking no chances with hurricane force winds. events have been moved indoors until after dorian passes. we're tracking the very latest on this hurricane with forecasters for you. first up let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman and get the very latest on the tracking. slight tracking, a little bit different direction now, but pretty significant, sara? >> pretty significant. it has exceeded expectations from day one. still category 4 storm winds at 150 miles an hour. it doesn't take an image to see this is a strong storm. it's only getting stronger over very warm waters. that's like fue...