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brooklynite

(94,502 posts)
Sat Aug 31, 2019, 08:50 AM Aug 2019

Areas further north like Georgia and the Carolinas could also bear the brunt of Dorian

Source: CNN

Dorian is now an even stronger 145 mph hurricane, category 4 storm, according to the 8 a.m. advisory from the National Hurricane Center.

It is likely to remain a very intense hurricane today as it moves towards the northern Bahamas, where hurricane warnings remain in effect.

...snip...

The forecast track, which was shifted east in an earlier advisory, no longer shows a landfall in Florida. But Floridians should not relax just yet.

Much of Florida remains in the “cone of uncertainty” meaning even a small shift would bring the very dangerous core of the storm inland to Florida.



Read more: https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/hurricane-dorian-saturday/index.html

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Areas further north like Georgia and the Carolinas could also bear the brunt of Dorian (Original Post) brooklynite Aug 2019 OP
I followed the projected track on Windy.com Sherman A1 Aug 2019 #1
Been following on windy.com too Snellius Aug 2019 #6
If a bad storm follows the eastern coast, we usually get bad rain Farmer-Rick Aug 2019 #2
I have a brother living in Myrtle Beach, S.C. left-of-center2012 Aug 2019 #3
Uh-oh. I hereby forbid the storm to cause major disruption in the Atlanta area DFW Aug 2019 #4
At 11 AM, it looks like it's going to stay offshore OnlinePoker Aug 2019 #5
North Carolina doesn't count? LisaL Aug 2019 #7
I meant of Florida. And the way it's starting to curve, it may miss the Carolinas as well. n/t OnlinePoker Aug 2019 #8

Sherman A1

(38,958 posts)
1. I followed the projected track on Windy.com
Sat Aug 31, 2019, 08:57 AM
Aug 2019

and it looks like it will just hug the coastline as it moves North. This could be a dangerous storm for a great many people.

Snellius

(6,881 posts)
6. Been following on windy.com too
Sat Aug 31, 2019, 01:44 PM
Aug 2019

In future trajectory it follows the coastline all the way up to New England.

Farmer-Rick

(10,154 posts)
2. If a bad storm follows the eastern coast, we usually get bad rain
Sat Aug 31, 2019, 08:57 AM
Aug 2019

All the way here in East Tennessee.

But sometimes that is the only rain we get in the summer and it prevents the forest fires.

left-of-center2012

(34,195 posts)
3. I have a brother living in Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Sat Aug 31, 2019, 11:25 AM
Aug 2019

They had to evacuate the last time a hurricane came through.
Although there was a lot of flooding in the area, their home suffered no damage.

DFW

(54,349 posts)
4. Uh-oh. I hereby forbid the storm to cause major disruption in the Atlanta area
Sat Aug 31, 2019, 11:53 AM
Aug 2019

TFT and the Parody Project are working on new material, and I don't want there to be any delays.

LisaL

(44,973 posts)
7. North Carolina doesn't count?
Sat Aug 31, 2019, 02:09 PM
Aug 2019

How is it going to stay offshore when this track is showing it hitting North Carolina?

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