Dorian is now a major hurricane. A reconnaissance plane measured winds that translate to 115 miles per hour at the sea surface. The plane located Dorian’s center near 24.8 North, 70.3 West, about 445 miles east of the northwestern Bahamas. Dorian was moving northwest at 10 miles per hour, so we’re still seeing a northward component to this hurricane’s forward motion.
A hurricane watch remains in effect for the northwestern Bahamas.
We’ll post updates after the National Hurricane Center’s 5 pm advisory.
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