Hurricane Dorian: NH To Feel Storm's Wrath

The deadly Hurricane Dorian will pass well off the shores of New Hampshire Friday into Saturday. The storm's western reach is expected to hit parts the coast hard but it will spare the region much of the devastation felt in southern parts of the country this week. Dorian was forecast to move past as a Category 1 storm, potentially reaching far enough to dump an inch or more of rain along the coast, particularly in southern New Hampshire.

A high surf advisory was issued as the storm continues to make its way north. The rain will begin Friday evening and persist overnight before tapering off in the morning.

Dorian will whip up tropical storm-level wind gusts on Cape Cod and Nantucket and dump several inches of rain across parts of Massachusetts.

Forecasters warned of power outages and street flooding as Dorian moves past. You can see the simulated timeline via the National Weather Service below.

Dorian made landfall in the U.S. for the first time Friday morning, battering Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, with 90 mph winds. It plunged some quarter of a million people in North and South Carolina into darkness overnight and was blamed for the death of at least one person there. There have been at least five storm-related deaths since Dorian arrived near Florida.

As a Category 5 hurricane, Dorian caused at least 30 deaths in the Bahamas, with hundreds more missing.

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