With the anniversary of last year’s devastating Hurricane Florence approaching, Eastern North Carolina awoke to rather alarming news Saturday morning.There was an overnight tracking change on Hurricane Dorian, thought to be on a line for southern Florida.The forecast began to change late Friday, but continues to change. Dorian could swing north along the Atlantic coast next week, including North Carolina.Saturday afternoon it had increased to 150-mph as a Category […]
Source: The Jacksonvill Daily News
Dorian – too early to tell locally, but not too early to prepare
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