Hurricane Dorian Makes Landfall In North Carolina

Hurricane Dorian made landfall in Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, as a category one storm with 90 mph winds. Forecasters highlight concerns about storm surge, flooding, and strong winds in the Carolinas and Virginia. The National Hurricane Center predicts Dorian will move away from the US by Sunday and Monday, with potential impacts on Eastern Canadian islands.

Where did Hurricane Dorian make landfall in the US?

• Miami, Florida

• Cape Hatteras, North Carolina

• Charleston, South Carolina

• Virginia Beach, Virginia

What was the wind speed of Hurricane Dorian when it made landfall?

• 130 mph

• 90 mph

• 75 mph

• 110 mph

Which areas are forecasters most concerned about due to Hurricane Dorian?

• The Gulf Coast

• The Pacific Northwest

• The Carolinas and Far Eastern Virginia

• The Midwest

When is Hurricane Dorian expected to start moving away from the US?

• Friday and Saturday

• Monday and Tuesday

• Saturday and Sunday

• Sunday and Monday

Which region is predicted to be impacted by Dorian after it moves away from the US?

• South America

• Eastern Canadian islands

• The Caribbean

• Western Europe