Cutting it close: Florida's fate may be a matter of miles
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Summary
Because the threat seems to keep sticking around, it could be a problem getting the right message across, he said.Klotzbach said he thinks the U.S. East Coast will get “scraped,” but Dorian will stay just offshore, something Maue agrees with.Maue warns, however, that two days of high waves and heavy storm surge — the hurricane center is predicting 4 to 7 feet from West Palm Beach north to Cocoa Beach area — could severely damage Florida’s beaches.Residents along Florida’s coast are relieved that the forecast, for now, doesn’t have Dorian making landfall in Florida, but are still preparing for the worst.Kevin Browning in Vero Beach has put up hurricane shutters, bought a generator and is stocked with supplies.“I’m thanking God, now, that it’s turned a little bit towards the east, but that’s a forecast, and we never know.
As said here by SETH BORENSTEIN