where this storm is going to go, but you need to start preparing now if you re in the coastal communities for sure. reporter: the caribbean islands feeling dorian s strength with wind gusts as high as 85 miles per hour. tree branches and debris scattered across the u.s. and british virgin islands. heavy rains filling the streets with water. ripping off some of the blue tarps still covering buildings in the time since hurricane maria hit two years ago. the damage right now are primarily to the islands of st. thomas and st. john. we still have crews remaining here from irma and maria that are doing restoration. reporter: dorian could be the fifth hurricane to impact the state of florida in the last four years. some residents here, john, not taking any chances. nor should they, nick. and they should use these days to get ready for what appears to be a direct impact somewhere along that coast. our thanks to nick valencia for that. hurricane hunters have been
with water. ripping off some of the blue tarps still covering buildings in the time since hurricane maria hit two years ago. the damage assessment now is primarily to the islands of st. thomas and st. john. we have crews remaining here from irma and maria working on restoration. reporter: dorian would be the fifth hurricane in the last four years to impact the state s emergency officials saying don t pay attention to the track. all of florida s east coast has the potential to get hit by this, so you should get ready. nick, thank you for that warning. joining us now is ken graham director of the national hurricane center. so we just heard from chad and nick talking about how the model now shows it s from the florida keys all the way up to jacksonville. so the whole florida coastline. ken, what do you want people in florida to know at this hour? alisyn, it s that message we ve been talking about for the last couple of days. we just have to have everybody ready from the georgia co
nearly bear with bottled water harder and harder to find. better safe than sorry. reporter: officials in coastal states urging people to be prepared. the impacts are unpredictable, and what will it be? will it be the wind, the flooding, will it be downed power lines and be prepare today be ready. in their preparedness to be ready, we re not exactly sure where this storm is going to go, but you need to start preparing now if you re in the coastal communities for sure. reporter: the caribbean islands feeling dorian s strength with wind gusts as high as 85 miles per hour. tree branches and debris scattered across the u.s. and british virgin islands. heavy rains filling the streets with water, ripping off some of the blue tarps still covering buildings in the time since hurricane maria hit two years ago. the damage assessment right now is primarily towards the islands of st. thomas and st.
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