The devastating moment is captured in Brunswick County, North Carolina as Hurricane Dorian causes severe damage to homes in the area Thursday (September 5).

Footage shows homes damaged, fences blown over and debris strewn across the grass.

Hurricane Dorian, packing powerful winds and dangerous storm surges, made its first landfall in the United States over North Carolina's Outer Banks on Friday morning.

The Category 1 storm reached Cape Hatteras at 9 a.m. as it skimmed along North Carolina's coast at about 14 mph with maximum sustained winds of 90 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center.

This was the devastating scene in Brunswick County, North Carolina, after Hurricane Dorian ripped through the area. at

Footage from Thursday September 5 shows homes damaged, fences blown over and debris strewn across the grass.



Large puddles of water could be heard squelching on the ground from the torrential downpours from the Category 2 hurricane, which had winds of up to 100mph extending out some 220 miles.



Officials said there were no reported injuries from the small enclave of homes known as The Farm Community.



The storm is forecast to impact southeast Virginia and southeast Massachusetts on Friday and Saturday.