Frightening video of hurricane Dorian flooded social media on Sunday, 1 September, when the hurricane hit Abaco Islands in the Bahamas with life-threatening wind gusts of up to 220 miles per hour and storm surges up to 23 feet.
«Please pray for us — the woman said in a video posted on Reddit. — Pray for all of us. We stayed in an apartment building, stuck. The roof blew off. My baby is only four months».
Hurricane #Dorian Causing Widespread Damage In #Abaco Bahamas
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— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) October 1, 2019
Dorian struck the archipelago at about 12:40 p.m. as the hurricane of the 5th category with sustained winds of 185 miles per hour and gusts of up to 220 miles per hour — making it the second most powerful Atlantic storm in history since hurricane Allen in 1980-ies.
One video from Instagram taken from a second floor balcony, shows that the entire street was filled with water, and gusty wind unleashes his power on trees and buildings. All cars parked on the street flooded as the first floors of homes.
Now «monster» is heading to the South-East coast of the US, but it is still unclear if Dorian «landing» on the continental United States.
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The most recent models now show the storm curving around the coast of Florida on Tuesday, and then Georgia on Wednesday. But the fact that the center of the storm can’t hurt the land, does not mean that the inhabitants of the coast in safety. So, on Monday, September 2, hurricane-force winds of the storm spread to a distance of 45 miles.
BOATS AND HOMES BLASTED. More video from #HurricaneDorian destruction in the #Bahamas (via Latrae Rahming) #Dorian #AbacoIslands #Abaco #Dorian #Hurricane #Dorian2019 pic.twitter.com/EUae98rpex
— Josh Benson (@WFLAJosh) September 1, 2019
The national hurricane center warned about the growing likelihood of strong winds and dangerous storm surge along the coast of Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina at the end of this week.
