Dorian Continues Its Trek North
• Hurricane Dorian is currently about 90 miles east of Daytona Beach and is moving North Northwest at 8 mph with maximum sustained winds of 105 mph.
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• Hurricane Dorian is currently about 90 miles east of Daytona Beach and is moving North Northwest at 8 mph with maximum sustained winds of 105 mph.
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• 11 p.m. Update: Hurricane Dorian, still a category 2 storm, is now heading NNW at 8 mph. Dorian is still forecast to parallel the eastern coast of Florida as it continues to gain latitude. Minimal pressure still sits at 959 mb, and the winds are sustained at 110 mph. The continually growing eye and expanding hurricane and tropical-storm-force winds are due to the gradual weakening of Dorian. Some reorganization is expected as it tracks through warm, uninterrupted waters of the Atlantic, however high vertical wind shear should weaken any gains in wind speed and expand the area of the storm as it approaches the Carolinas.
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• Hurricane Dorian’s slow pace is making some Floridians impatient.
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• Hurricane Dorian stalled north of Grand Bahama island on Monday evening, but it has begun to make much-anticipated turn to the west-northwest. The National Hurricane Center’s forecast track for Dorian has been nudged a bit more to the east.
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• The National Hurricane Center has reduced Dorian to a Major Category 4 Hurricane. Outer rain bands of the hurricane have arrived to Martin, Palm Beach, and Broward Counties, tropical storm force winds possible with proceeding bands.
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