Hurricane Dorian live satellite image

NOAA

As Hurricane Dorian sits directly off the coast of West Palm Beach, Florida residents along the southeast are eager to watch live streams and radar of the hurricane as it approaches their homes.

Dorian, a category 5 hurricane as of 8 a.m. EDT Monday, caused officials to implement mandatory evacuations in parts of Florida and the South Carolina and Georgia coasts.

Here we'll give you Dorian live streams along the southeast coast and live radar maps to follow where the hurricane is and how close it is to your community.

If you have a spare few minutes I highly recommend reading my colleague and weather expert Marshall Shepherd's article on why Dorian's path was/is so hard to model.

Hurricane Dorian Live Stream: Bahamas To Florida

Port Nassau Live Webcam

Port Nassau is winding down from Hurricane Dorian after enduring 150+ mile per hour winds they are on the tail end of the brunt of hurricane-force winds.

Delray Beach, Palm Beach County, Florida

Delray Beach is just about directly west, just a tad bit south of Hurricane Dorian. Thus, this is perhaps the best view of things to come for Florida.

Stuart, FL - Live View St. Lucie Inlet

St. Lucie Inlet is about 50 miles north of West Palm Beach, Florida, where Hurricane Dorian is currently located.

Live Path of Hurricane Dorian

CNN Hurricane Dorian Tracker

This is one of my favorite trackers out there, CNN leans on Google Maps and their own weather radars to give live updated hurricane maps on all sorts of interesting information.

The CNN maps include:

• Current Satellite
• Current Radar
• Watches And Warnings
• Spaghetti Models
• European & American Specific Model Forecast Winds
• Probability Of Tropical-Storm-Force Winds
• European & American Model Forecast Radar

Hurricane Dorian live path

CNN

Fox News Live Tracker

This is a bit different from the options above. The video below is more or less live Fox News coverage of Hurricane Dorian, which can help instead of watching TV and is a great resource if you're on your phone instead of at home in front of a computer.

National Hurricane Center Twitter Feed

You likely have heard of the National Weather Service, well they have a branch called the National Hurricane Center, this is a perfect resource for your Dorian questions.

National Hurricane Center (@NWSNHC) | Twitter

Twitter nwsnhc

While Hurricane Dorian has shifted gears to ride out along the coastline of the southeast coast from Florida to Georgia, South Carolina and eventually North Carolina it is far from harmless. The sustained 160 mph winds make this hurricane a category 5, the highest category there is and life-threateningly dangerous for anyone in its path.