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1. I followed the projected track on Windy.com

Sat Aug 31, 2019, 08:57 AM

Aug 2019

and it looks like it will just hug the coastline as it moves North. This could be a dangerous storm for a great many people.

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Areas further north like Georgia and the Carolinas could also bear the brunt of Dorian [View all] brooklynite Aug 2019 OP

I followed the projected track on Windy.com Sherman A1 Aug 2019 #1

Been following on windy.com too Snellius Aug 2019 #6

If a bad storm follows the eastern coast, we usually get bad rain Farmer-Rick Aug 2019 #2

I have a brother living in Myrtle Beach, S.C. left-of-center2012 Aug 2019 #3

At 11 AM, it looks like it's going to stay offshore OnlinePoker Aug 2019 #5

North Carolina doesn't count? LisaL Aug 2019 #7