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I thought this QA was actually pretty good.

It was available a couple months ago iirc. It'll be back up in November in the Anniversary Sale.

Dorian weakened to 100mph. Hitting the carolina's coasts hard. Multiple tornado warnings in North Carolina.

There remains a possibility that Dorian may go ashore for a period of time in NC before it heads back out to sea.

Its called the Vanduul Stinger and I have no basis on which to base this preference except its look.

https://robertsspaceindustries.com/comm-link/engineering/17221-Q-A-AEGIS-Nautilus

Dorian stronger at 115mph.

Florida because its the closest. As for the Visa issue, temp VISA. These islands usually have a good relationship with the US gov seeing how close they are to the US.

Dorian a bit stronger at 110mph. At the southern tip of the SC coast.

It is horrible but at the same time it was always a possibility. It is a very real danger for at least half of the year every year. Same problem as those people who build their homes next to a volcano in Hawaii and wonder why the ground has opened up. So I sympathize but these people knew the...

Dorian off the Georgia coast and moving north. Still a Cat 2 with 105mph winds but the coasts of SC and NC will see alot of rainfall. I'll stop updating this when it gets past Mass.

Back when Montoya was just a cardboard cutout instead of a real person.

Dorian now 105mph and moving along the north Florida Coast toward Georgia's.

Dorian picking up a bit of speed now.

Dorian down to 110mph and beginning to actually move out toward the Florida coast northeast from Grand Bahama.Doesn't look like the storm has an eye anymore but that may change as it gets back over warmer water.

Dorian now a Cat 2 but still not moving much. Grand bahama has been almost half wiped out. Yellow is where the island was before Dorian.

Dorian still weakening. Now 120mph. But its still sitting near Grand Bahama.

Dorian still a Cat 4 but weakened to 140mph due to its nearly stationary sitting. It it also spreading out more and cooling the water with rain. But Grand Bahamas wishes it was gone.

Dorian almost sitting on Grand Bahama atm. Moving west at the slowest possible speed of 1mph.

Dorian now down to a Cat 4 with 155mph winds.