Friday September 6 2019 Hurricane Dorian has winds down to 90 mph. The eye of this now Category 1 storm has been scraping North Carolina between Cape Lookout and Hatteras.
Thursday Evening September 5 2019 Hurricane Dorian is still looking impressive on satellite tonight with it's closet approach to the US coast. The eye has 100 mph winds and is
Thursday September 5 2019 Hurricane Dorian is back to a Category 2 storm with 110 mph winds. It is cutting within 50 miles of the South Carolina coast this afternoon
Thursday September 5 2019 Hurricane Dorian looked like it was getting stronger yesterday over the Gulf Stream water and now we have confirmation. The winds are up to 115 mph,
Wednesday September 4 2019 Hurricane Dorian is over the warm waters of the Gulf Stream and that has allowed it to regain a little strength. Winds are now back up
Wednesday September 4 2019 Hurricane Dorian is maintaining its strength with 105 mph winds. As it runs along Florida, it is edging closer to the Carolina coast. The storm continues
Wednesday September 4 2019 Today may be our last day with summer heat, at least for a while. A cold front will arrive by this evening to spark local storms
Tuesday Evening September 3 2019 Hurricane Dorian may have have lower wind speeds, but the size is growing larger. The forward speed is increasing has it heads slower to the
September 3 2019 I have had a lot of questions and comments recently with Hurricane Dorian slowly heading towards the eastern US. There is a range from fear of another
11 AM Tuesday September 3 2019 Hurricane Dorian is still a very powerful storm, so reporting winds 'down' to 110 mph can be deceiving. This is now a Category 2
