Sustained windspeeds of 185 miles per hour.
Media saying, strongest hurricane to make landfall
in the West, since 1935.



And, reports of a second hurricane heading toward
Mexico.

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Only thing to add is it's slowed to 5 miles per hour, which is bad news for Bahamas.

We are all suffering from hurricane news fatigue...a actual thing... looks like another 3-4 days of watching for us

Don't forget Kit, Blanket forts are easy to build and they provide countless hours of fun for adults. You can make your fort with everyday household items like blankets, sheets, chairs, and curtain rods. Start by building a fort frame. Then, close off your fort to the outside world by draping blankets over it. Throw in a few pillows and blankets for added coziness, and you’re ready for Dorian, always room in mine if the storm gets too rough..

Yes, unbelievable it moves so slow... A bit more and it will start to bore holes in the ground. Danged thing is pretty much tracing the island with its eye.
Scary to think the expected storm surges will be up to 23 ft while the highest of the island is 30 ft. I do hope most people did evacuate.
And longer waiting time for you guys to find out what it's going to do next...
British navy ship is almost there to help out with the aftermath with supplies and aid. They sent it over to that area in June so it'd be there at the start of storm seasons. Now that is jolly wonderful!

I've still got 2x4 braces up due to construction been saying I was going to make a fort and put up twinkle lights..... but if your fort is already up save me a bit of effort... deciding factor is what kind of sandwich is your fort serving????

Any sandwich you want gal..

I'm already packed but the airports are all closing Dorian is moving so slow where's my rowboat‍♀️
On my way and that blush still is sexy on you

gotcha I'll row towards the light....ps make a bunch of sandwiches I maybe small but I've got a healthy appetite

I got extra bread in so no need to worry, they say good things come in small packages, so we're good to go..

Not much will be left of the Bahamas once Dorian passes hopefully it will turn north soon and give them a break

We're feeling the outer band down here, 200 miles away, that's how huge this storm is. The Keys still appear to be safer than the rest of Florida. I'm still having wifi issues but am able to keep track of it watching the weather channel, thankfully.

The biggest concerns down here is that another system will have time to move in with Dorian going so slow and change the direction.

And you're a absolute sweetie to joke around with me and give me a break from worrying thanks sugar