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Ed, talk to me about the situation. we are not familiar with storms that completely, almost fully stall over a place, particularly over land. what do we know about what's happening right now? >> it's been a terrible couple of days now for the northwestern bahamas. we talked about it before, but the center has stalled right over just to the north of grand bahama island. here's a picture radar from the national weather service. you're looking at the satellite from noa. here's the center of the eye. here's grand bahama island. here's freeport just outside or very close to the southwest eye wall. ...

For much of this area which extends to beyond charleston. >> that water is more dangerous than the wind. thanks for the work you're doing there. ed rapport. coming up, the science behind the historical storm. whether we can expect powerful hurricanes like dorian to be the new normal. >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we really pride ourselves on making it easy for you to get your windshield fixed. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students first. >> student: i did mine on volcanoes. >> teacher: you did?! oh, i can't wait to read it. >> tech...

Moving slowly there and beginning to make its closest point of approach to southeast florida. monday night, tropical-storm-force winds are certainly possible on the southeast coast. for tuesday and wednesday and thursday off the carolinas. >> and so when people are looking at these different maps and listening to their different media outlets, what should they be listening for in the next 24 hours? >> particularly if you're along the florida peninsula along the east coast, you need to pay attention to the progress of the storm and the forecast. also, any statements that you're receiving from l...

Pay close attention to the recommendations of their local emergency officials. >> you said it's probably at its maximum intensity right now. it's a category four storm, winds up to 140-miles-an-hour. you don't expect it to get any higher than that, than that category and those winds? >> we don't. and even if it were to be five miles per hour higher or ten or 15 lower it's not going to really change the impact. the most history important aspect is to have people away from the coast where the storm surge will be the highest and we'll wait and see whether the core of the hurricaine actually makes...