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Heart of this, right in the heart of hurricane season. the typical time we see the most of activity is september 10. a lot of time left here where we can see a lot of activity and there are more tropical waves that could become something in the next we are or so. rick: but the bahamas missed the worst of this one. adam: they did. rub recovery efforts are. rick: recovery efforts are just cracking the surface in the bahamas. steve harrigan as more from nassau, bahamas. reporter: this is what many people in the bahamas feared, a second storm following the exact same path as hurricane dorian. a category 5 with 185-mile-per-hour winds. it sat over the northern bahamas for 36 hours, destroying 10,000 ....
We are kind of right in the heart of this, right in the heart of hurricane season. the typical time we see the most of activity is september 10. a lot of time left here where we can see a lot of activity and there are more tropical waves that could become something in the next we are or so. rick: but the bahamas missed the worst of this one. adam: they did. rub recovery efforts are. rick: recovery efforts are just cracking the surface in the bahamas. steve harrigan as more from nassau, bahamas. reporter: this is what many people in the bahamas feared, a second storm following the exact same path as hurricane dorian. a category 5 with 185-mile-per-hour winds. it sat over the northern bahamas for 36 hours, destroying 10,000 ....
And it is it is difficult because you know that in this vast area that has been destroyed, there were people whose final moments of their lives were sheer terror of the horror that comes with the chaos of 185-mile-per-hour winds and driving, driving water and storm surge. let me take you over this way here. i m not sure whether we can see it, but off in the distance right now taking off is one of the navy sea stallions way off in the distance. that is the airport here at marsh harbour and it has been a beehive of activity as people are flying in not only the u.s. military, but also civilians making their way primarily from florida, but we even met somebody who flew in from virginia, made a stopoff in florida, picking up supplies and then landing. but of course the challenge is once they land and they are able on off load the emergency supplies to people, most of the cars have been turned upside down wrecked by the storm surge. ....
To his 20,000 twitter followers, i feel like a rocket is about to take off. this is going to get ugly. he was right on both counts. also reported the schoolhouse he was saying was near the hurricanes eye wall, where the winds are the highest and most destructive. related to his followers the children being moved to a safe space and being wrapped in blankets, then the social media play went dark by dark for two days, when dorian crushed the bahamas with 185-mile-per-hour winds. the hurricane itself was mercilessly stalled and the islands were pummeled for days. many fear that josh morgan and dominic didn t make it. his twitter feed came back online with the, i m alive, the most intense cyclones i ve witnessed in 28 years of chasing. thought i was playing it safe by riding in out by staying in a ....
Warning, the images and descriptions of this next report are tough to watch and hear. the official death toll has risen to 30 with thousands of homes destroyed. but the unofficial death toll could skyrocket from there when you actually get to see the worst hit areas like abaco island. correspondent steve harrigan is there tonight. bret, i m standing here on abaco island in the bahamas on what was someone s house just a week ago in what was someone s neighborhood also just a week ago. this was no ordinary storm. it tore the roof off a few halves. this wasn t 185-mile-per-hour winds over and over again for 36 plus hours. from the left to the right is like a place that has been jumbled like a snow globe that had been shipped for things down the foundation. we see people wander through ....