Charleston SC Prepares for Hurricane Dorian

Hurricane Dorian poised to slam the Carolina's

By Jason Samenow and Andrew Freedman

Many thanks to washingtonpost.com for helping the residents of the cities in the Carolina's with information on the upcoming storm.

South Carolina and North Carolina coastal areas are likely to catch the brunt of Dorian’s impact on the Southeast late Wednesday through Thursday.

Hurricane Dorian gradually leaves Florida behind Wednesday, setting its sights on the coasts of Georgia and then the Carolina's. These areas face a triple threat of “destructive winds, flooding rains, and life-threatening storm surges,” according to the National Hurricane Center.

 There were signs that Dorian is attempting to intensify over the waters northeast of Florida on Wednesday morning, with a ring of thunderstorms building up around its center. If this trend continues, it could mean even worse impacts for the Carolina's.

 
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