Barely moving Hurricane Dorian is still lashing the Bahamas while drifting out towards Florida. With a pace, about one mile per hour is very slowly moving away from the Bahamas and northwesterly towards Florida Eastern coastline.

Downgraded to category 3 Hurricane Dorian is a still severe threat to the Eastern States including Florida, Georgia, and Carolinas.

While a wind temporary slows down to 120 miles per hour, it will pick up to around 160 MPH later on today, as it will move to the open sea. – According to the data from SONAR.

Get the live updates on Hurricane Dorian and its impact on freight movement on the east corridor and much more.  SONAR was made available by FreightWaves for free until Sept 6, no credit card required.

Logistics and trucking companies or truck drivers and owners operators may find SONAR very helpful, by checking live updates while delivering relief supplies to hurricane-affected states.

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Source and credits:SONAR /  freightwaves.com /  iTrucker  / Mario Pawlowski  

Links to more Hurricane Dorian coverage:

• Slideshow: The freight before the storm
• South Florida feels Dorian ahead of storm
• Florida to close ports as storm approaches.
• Dorian deals near-miss in Canada-Florida freight lanes.
• Retailers, logistics providers get ready.
• FreightWaves offers SONAR for free.
• Hurricane Dorian has turned to a more northerly path aiming for Savannah GA
• Hurricane Dorian is near Florida, and logistics companies have little time left to deliver loads before is too late