Dorian is a Category 5 hurricane, with no sign of weakening
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5pm ET Sunday Update: Hurricane Dorian continues to pound the northern Bahamas, and has strengthened a little bit further on Sunday. As of 5pm CT (21:00 UTC), Dorian has a central pressure of 910 millibars, and maximum winds of 185mph.Such a maximum sustained wind speed places Dorian in very rare company when it comes to historical hurricane record in the Atlantic. However, any aforementioned wobbles to the west during the next couple of days would could certainly change this forecast.This map shows the 00z European model ensemble tracks with annotations.Weathernerds.org/Ars TechnicaIt is always difficult to forecast intensity changes in hurricanes, but in this case there appears to be little to slow Dorian down for the next couple of days.
As said here by Eric Berger