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Dorian Remains Stationary As Of 9:00 PM
Hurricane Dorian continues to wreak havoc over the Grand Bahama Island as the eye continues to remain stationary as of 9:00 pm CT. Continue reading
At 10:00 PM, Category 4 Hurricane Dorian Moving Closer To The Northwestern Bahamas
As of the 10:00 pm update from the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Dorian remains at strong category strength with maximum sustained winds at 150 MPH. Continue reading
Late Saturday Evening Look At Our Weather Situation
At 7:30 pm, we have a boundary that is slowly working northward over the southeastern parts of Central Alabama and down into South Alabama that continues to have active showers and thunderstorms along and south of it. Continue reading
An Evening Look At Hurricane Dorian, Remaining A Category 4 Hurricane
We continue to have a very impressive looking and very dangerous hurricane moving to the west and starting to approach the eastern portions of the Bahamas. Continue reading
Dorian Remains Cat 4; Tropical Storm Watch Issued For Parts Of The Florida East Coast
Severe Hurricane Dorian expected to hit portions of the northwestern Bahamas hard on Sunday. Continue reading
In Other Tropical News, Two Other Areas To Watch Over The Next Several Days
While most eyes have been fixed on Dorian to see if and where it may move onshore in the Southeastern US, we do have two other areas that we will need to watch over the next several days. Continue reading
Latest Update On Dorian, Remains A Strong Category 4 Hurricane
Severe Hurricane Dorian continues heading for the northeastern Bahamas with life-threatening storm surge and devastating winds. Continue reading
Dorian Continues To Strengthen, Up To 150 MPH Maximum Sustained Winds
Dorian’s satellite presentation is outstanding with a distinct eye of about 15 n mi in diameter. Continue reading
A Few Showers/Storms Possible In The Southeastern Parts Of The Area; Dorian Approaches The Bahamas
We have a mean-looking major hurricane moving toward the Bahamas today. Will that affect our weather during the holiday weekend and into next week? Continue reading
Dorian Stronger At 7:00 AM
At 800 AM EDT (1200 UTC), the distinct eye of Hurricane Dorian was located near latitude 25.8 North, longitude 73.0 West. Continue reading
