Dorian's destruction Dramatic new before and after aerial photos show ho...

Dorian's destruction Dramatic new before and after aerial photos show how storm obliterated Bahamas

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Dramatic new before and after aerial photos show how parts of the Bahamas have been obliterated by winds of up to 185mph during deadly Hurricane Dorian.



The shocking images depict the waste laid to the small keys that make up the Abaco Islands, north of Nassau, as ships were blown into harbors, thousands of houses were destroyed and seawater surged on to land.



One image shows sailing vessels hundreds of meters on shore after being forced to run aground during the vicious hurricane which hit the area on Tuesday.



Another pictures what was an area made up of scorched earth and narrow trees around Marsh Harbour Airport, now lying waterlogged and closely resembling a mangrove.



Hurricane Dorian's center is moving parallel to Florida's northeastern coast as its outer bands threaten the Sunshine State with torrential rains and tropical storm-force winds.



It has left at least seven dead in the Bahamas, where the prime minister said terrified residents had endured 'days of horror' at the hands of the monster storm.



The storm's maximum sustained winds Wednesday morning were around 105mph, making it a Category 2 storm.



Dorian is centered about 95 miles east of Daytona Beach, Florida, and is moving about 8mph, just a day after it devastated the Bahamas.



The storm is expected to produce 5 to 10 inches of rain in the Coastal Carolinas, 3 to 6 inches along the Atlantic Coast from Daytona Beach to the Georgia-South Carolina line and 3 to 6 inches in southeast Virginia.



There are also areas in the Carolinas that may get up to 15 inches of rain and parts of Georgia may receive 9 inches.



'This rainfall may cause life-threatening flash floods,' the National Hurricane Center (NHC) warned Wednesday morning.



Aerial footage showed scenes of catastrophic damage in the Bahamas, with hundreds of homes missing roofs, cars submerged or overturned, widespread flooding and boats reduced to matchwood.



Harrowing accounts emerged, with one survivor describing how he had watched his wife drown.



Announcing the updated death toll, Prime Minister Hubert Minnis warned the number would rise as he called Dorian 'one of the greatest national crises in our country's history.'



'Parts of Abaco are decimated. There's severe flooding, there's severe damage to homes, businesses, other buildings and infrastructure,' he said.



Bahamas residents 'endured hours and days of horror, fearing for their lives and the lives of their loved ones,' Minnis said.



All tropical storm warnings for the islands had been discontinued, the National Hurricane Centre (NHC) said, as more accounts of the suffering it inflicted emerged.



Crab fisherman Howard Armstrong described how the water flooded his home, coming up to his roof.



'I would imagine 21ft at least. We were doing all right until the water kept coming up and all the appliances were going around the house like a washing machine,' he told CNN.



'My poor little wife got hypothermia and she was standing on top of the kitchen cabinets until they disintegrated... I kept with her and she just drowned on me,' said Armstrong, who eventually made it to his boat.



The online Bahamas Press published video of flooding in the Rand Memorial Hospital in Freeport and said patients had been forced to evacuate the facility.



The US Coast Guard sent helicopters to Andros Island in the southern Bahamas to help with search and rescue operations as residents trapped in their homes by floodwaters issued distress calls.



But the runways at Grand Bahama International Airport in the island's largest city Freeport were under water, complicating rescue efforts.



The Miami-based NHC said the core of the storm 'will move dangerously close to the Florida east coast and the Georgia coast through Wednesday night.'



Dorian would move 'near or over' the South and North Carolina coasts Thursday through Friday morning.



President Donald Trump warned people against complacency.



The US may be getting a little bit lucky with respect to Hurricane Dorian, but please don't let down your guard. As it heads up the coast, lots of very bad and unpredictable things can happen!' he tweeted.



'On the other hand, the Bahamas have been devastated,' he wrote.



Dorian, which has dumped as much as 30ins of rain on the Bahamas, was downgraded Tuesday morning to a Category 2 hurricane on the five-level wind scale.



But it is 'expected to remain a