KEILAR: Hurricane Dorian is pounding the Carolinas with heavy rains and high winds. It's also producing tornados. CNN's Rosa Flores is in Little River, South Carolina. This is just north of Myrtle Beach where a tornado touched down this morning. Tell us what you're seeing, Rosa.</s>ROSA FLORES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Brianna, we're starting to see the damage and the destruction of Hurricane Dorian. And Hurricane Dorian is not even here yet. Take a look at this house behind me, and you'll see that the tree is snapped. Portions of the roof have been peeled off. And the siding has been buckled. I talked to the owner of this house. He says that he and his wife are safe. Thank goodness their insurance is taking care of them. So they're staying at a hotel. They're counting their blessings today. Take a listen.</s>SCOTT NORRIS, HOME DAMAGED BY TORNADO IN MYRTLE BEACH: It was around 4:00, 4:15 this morning. We just heard the loud rumbling noise. Kind of sounds like a train in a sense. And went to the window to see what was going on. A lot of wind. The trees were about sideways. We're were lucky we didn't have any damage. We lost a few shingles, but that's about all.</s>FLORES: As you take a live look, you can see the power of this tornado how it uprooted a tree. Now, according to the fire department, the direction of this tornado was in that direction toward the west. You can almost see it because of the destruction. Now, here this, Brianna, this area is on a tornado watch until 4:00 p.m. So it's not over yet Brianna?</s>KEILAR: Rosa Flores, thank you so much, in Little River, South Carolina. Any moment now, we're getting an update from the National Hurricane Center on Dorian's track as this continue to hammer the Carolina coastline. Up to eight feet of storm surge expected to flood cities there. We have our special live coverage continuing next.
Hurricane Dorian Spawning Tornadoes in the Carolinas.