Florida weather forecast, USA

20 19 Hurricane Dorian seen on satellite images on September 3rd, and two other storms in the pipeline. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Hurricane Dorian has intensified into a category 3 storm with a sustained wind speed of 1 15 mph (185 km/h) and is heading for Carolina along the east coast of the United States. As of 8: 00 a.m. EDT, the National Hurricane Center said that the eye of the storm was 50 nautical miles in diameter and the center was located about 70 miles (1 15 km) south-southeast of Charleston, South Carolina. According to the latest news, the storm is moving north-northeast at a speed of 8 miles per hour (13 km).

Rescue and clean-up work started in the Bahamas. Reports show that as of Wednesday (September 4th), 20 people have been declared dead, and all eyes are still on Hurricane Dorian. The storm hit the Bahamas on September 1, becoming a category 5 hurricane with sustained winds as high as 180 miles (285 kilometers) per hour. This is the strongest storm that hit the Bahamas in modern history and lasted for several days.

This is a low-pressure system moving downward from the Great Lakes region, which pushed the storm northward across Florida, and Florida was rescued from direct attack. Forecasters predict that by tonight, the storm will turn northeast and accelerate on Friday (September 6). According to the latest news at 8 am, Dowling is expected to approach the coast of South Carolina today, and then approach or cross the coast of North Carolina tonight and Friday.

"Residents in these areas should be prepared for destructive winds, life-threatening storm surges and floods," meteorologists said in the latest report of NHC. They added that life-threatening flash floods are expected to spread in East Carolina today. From Friday night to Saturday morning (September 7th), forecasters said Dorian would move to the southeast of southeast New England and then approach Nova Scotia later on Saturday. In the next few days, Dorian will move to the southeast of Nova Scotia. Some wind shear is expected to gradually weaken the storm, but it is expected to maintain the hurricane strength (meaning that the sustained wind speed is at least 74 mph, that is, 1 19 km/h). In the next three days,

Photo: Hurricane Dorian ravaged space from above. Hurricane Picture: Images of the biggest storm in nature and the eight most destructive hurricanes in history were originally published in Life Science.