The moment is captured in Jupiter, Florida today (September 3) as erosion and high winds on the beaches continues ahead of Hurricane Dorian's expected impact.<br /><br />"It's the worst I've ever seen," said Ben, the filmer about the erosion on the beaches. <br /><br />Squalls from the outer periphery of Dorian continue to wrap into parts of the Florida Peninsula, according to meteorologists. Sustained tropical-storm-force winds (39-plus mph) arrived at Juno Beach, Florida, Monday afternoon and have continued into Tuesday morning, with gusts topping 60 mph, at times.<br />These outer rainbands will also be capable of spawning isolated tornadoes along the immediate east coast of Florida through Tuesday.
