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Bulloch braces for possible Matthew repeat

With Dorian's westward shift, Savannah area 'back in the cone,' Wynn says

Pitching in from Post 9 in Marietta, Troopers Chris Edmisto, center, and Aaron DeGourville of the Georgia State Patrol help truckers re-route US 301 after westbound contraflow was implemented on I-16 to assist with the mandatory evacuations of coastal Georgia Tuesday as Hurricane Dorian approaches. (SCOTT BRYANT/staff)

I-16 contraflow — Pitching in from Post 9 in Marietta, Troopers Chris Edmisto, center, and Aaron DeGourville of the Georgia State Patrol help truckers re-route US 301 after westbound contraflow was implemented on I-16 to assist with the mandatory evacuations of coastal Georgia Tuesday as Hurricane Dorian approaches. (SCOTT BRYANT/staff)

Hurricane Dorian was shifting westward, moving closer to the United States coast late Tuesday afternoon and disturbing earlier predictions that the storm may move away to the northeast, said Bulloch County Public Safety Director Ted Wynn.

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