220 mph = ~354 km/h

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https://twitter.com/DrShepherd2013/status/1168171801647755265?s=09 this is a historic hurricane

NOAA plane found a central pressure of 909mb, generally the lower the pressure the stronger the storm and 909 is getting into the really historically powerful storms territory, and is the lowest I've ever seen in real time, Katrina was 920mb at landfall

https://twitter.com/mvp242/status/1168198450472730626?s=09 video of wind and storm surge in Abaco

https://twitter.com/PMBreakingNews/status/1168197282342285312?s=09 more footage, eyewall is still slightly offshore

https://twitter.com/WeatherNation/status/1168205135643734016 Dorian has made landfall with wind speeds of 185mph ~298 km/h

https://youtu.be/6RuhYgn41ms webcam from Marsh Harbor, Bahamas don't know how much longer this'll be up

ZNS, the main television station in the Bahamas, and WPLG reporter Jenise Fernandz in Marsh Harbour have both reported that the roof at a hotel in the city has come off.

https://twitter.com/PMBreakingNews/status/1168224623344775168 Abaco is currently inside the eye

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Jacque Fresco: Tornado hurricane blows roof top | ZMGermany (Published on Feb 9, 2012)

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In this video, late cyberneticist Jacque Fresco describes how to optimize home and building design in hurricane and tornado-prone regions through the "systems" perspective — even how to generate power in such critical scenarios.

Evolution of the forecasted track of Hurricane Dorian [OC]

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