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Tropical Hurricane Idalia

Jimmy Hypocracy said:
Always such a sharp cutoff with precip. Bone dry up here in Greenville
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The storms you had the last 3 days will have to do! Or the every other day storms you’ve had since May!
NAM nailed this track 2-3 days ago!
 
We've had a soft gentle rain since around 11am this morning.

I'm well past getting a local weather station to monitor my own conditions. Looking at both the Ambient Weather WS-1965 and WS-2092. I like the ground moisture sensing capability of the WS-1965.
 
St Simon's GA South 26 gust to 66mph 3 pm!

Regional Weather Roundup
National Weather Service Charleston SC
300 PM EDT WED AUG 30 2023

NOTE: "fair" indicates few or no clouds below 12,000 feet with no
significant weather and/or obstructions to visibility.

Not all stations are quality controlled. Use data with caution,
especially dewpoint observations.

SCZ027-030-031-034>040-042>050-302000-
...Southeast South Carolina...

CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS
N Charleston LGT RAIN 78 76 93 E23G29 29.58F FOG
Waterfront Prk N/A 79 77 94 E17 29.46F
Mount Pleasant HVY RAIN 79 79 100 E10G21 29.61F VSB<1/4
Johns Island CLOUDY 81 81 100 SE17G25 29.58F FOG HX 91
Pinopolis N/A 77 75 94 E8G15 N/A
Moncks Corner HVY RAIN 75 73 94 E8 29.64F
Summerville HVY RAIN 77 75 94 NE9 29.59F FOG
Beaufort MCAS CLOUDY 82 80 94 SE13G25 29.48F HX 94
Beaufort Arpt N/A 81 77 89 SE14G26 29.49F
Hilton Head Is NOT AVBL
Walterboro RAIN 75 75 100 E16G31 29.56F
Allendale LGT RAIN 75 75 100 E8G18 29.53F FOG

...Southern Midlands and Pee Dee...

CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS
Georgetown HVY RAIN 73 73 100 E3 29.68F VSB 1/4
Kingstree LGT RAIN 77 73 88 E6 29.70F
Orangeburg RAIN 75 75 100 NE13G22 29.62F FOG
Barnwell HVY RAIN 75 75 100 NE21G26 29.58F VSB 3/4
Aiken HVY RAIN 74 72 94 NE21G30 29.66F FOG
Manning LGT RAIN 73 73 100 MISG 29.68F
Columbia RAIN 77 76 96 NE12G20 29.68F FOG
Sumter HVY RAIN 77 76 95 NE12 29.69F VSB 1
Florence RAIN 81 78 91 NE12 29.72F FOG
Myrtle Beach LGT RAIN 78 78 100 VRB7 29.72F
N Myrtle Beach LGT RAIN 77 75 93 E6 29.73F

$$

GAZ063-065-086>088-099>101-113>116-118-119-134>141-150-302000-
...Southeast Georgia...

CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS
Savannah Arpt LGT RAIN 81 77 88 SE28G40 29.37F FOG
Hunter AAF LGT RAIN 81 66 59 SE22G38 29.36F
Fort Stewart CLOUDY 81 77 89 SE29G36 29.22F
Statesboro HVY RAIN 76 73 93 NE12G18 29.42F
Sylvania RAIN 76 76 98 NE9G17 29.47F
Claxton HVY RAIN 80 78 95 E20G31 29.32F VSB 1/2
Millen RAIN 74 73 95 N13G22 29.53F FOG
Metter HVY RAIN N/A N/A N/A NE16G24 29.36F VSB 1
Reidsville HVY RAIN 77 N/A N/A N15G26 29.27F VSB 3/4

...CSRA, Central and far Southeast Georgia...

CITY SKY/WX TMP DP RH WIND PRES REMARKS
Thomson RAIN 74 72 92 NE17 29.65F FOG
Augusta-Bush HVY RAIN 73 72 96 NE21G29 29.59F VSB 1
Augusta-Daniel HVY RAIN 74 72 93 NE13G23 29.64F VSB 1
Swainsboro HVY RAIN N/A N/A N/A N15G29 29.48F
Vidalia HVY RAIN 73 73 100 N16G30 29.37F
Eastman RAIN 72 72 100 N17G25 29.49F
Hazlehurst HVY RAIN 73 72 95 N28G41 29.26F
Alma LGT RAIN 78 77 96 N15G28 29.11F
Waycross CLOUDY 79 79 100 W23G33 29.13R
Jesup NOT AVBL
Baxley HVY RAIN N/A N/A N/A NE17G25 29.14F
Brunswick NOT AVBL
Saint Simons CLOUDY 86 76 71 S26G66 29.32F HX 96
 
Nerman said:
The eye went to the south side of Valdosta and the NW rain shield is in Atlanta. Guess there's a 1st for everything. If the eye had gone through Macon we'd probably be seeing rain all the way to Chattanooga.
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I'm south of Atlanta right now and no rain, at all from Idalia. If you see it on radar, it's virga.
 
That video from Moncks Corner on TWC was crazy! Think a tornado flipped a car into another car in front of the guy videoing!
 
Even though the radar didn't have any returns, it's been raining since Noon. Now it's a very solid steady rain for the last hour. Definitely think 1-2" is likely here.
 
Tarheel1 said:
That video from Moncks Corner on TWC was crazy! Think a tornado flipped a car into another car in front of the guy videoing!
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Was Goose Creek, my mistake! Still amazing video
 
Yesterday, I had to fly back to Fort Lauderdale Airport from Charlotte, NC at 5PM. We almost didn't make it. We were sitting on the tarmac at the gate until 7:30PM cause of thunderstorm, and the pilot told us that airports from Tampa to West Palm Beach were shutting down. We lucked out! My construction crew in Spartanburg, SC is reporting heavy thunderstorms. The Savannah crew is reporting a lot of wind and no power. A lot of the Florida Peninsula was spared a much stronger storm due to the Westward track. Another 50 miles to the East, and SE Florida would have contended with Tropical Storm conditions.
 
Tarheel1 said:
That video from Moncks Corner on TWC was crazy! Think a tornado flipped a car into another car in front of the guy videoing!
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Goose Creek on Camelot Dr near US52 (S. Goose Creek Blvd) near Stokes Mitsubishi dealership.. That happened about a mile from where I reside. Now I know why I heard all the sirens earlier. Reported by Emergency Manager at 1226pm this afternoon.(first heavy band that came thru the area)

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Stormsfury said:
Goose Creek on St James Ave near US52 near Stokes Mitsubishi dealership.. That happened about a mile from where I reside. Now I know why I heard all the sirens earlier.

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That right there shows the scariest thing about a tornado in a tropical system. You often don’t see it until it’s right on top of you because the rain is so heavy
 
Stormsfury said:
Yeah, it was a brief weak spin up tornado strong enough to flip that vehicle like a kids toy.
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Some nasty cells offshore. Suspect we will see a few tornados as the evening progresses as these lines come into the grand strand and cape fear region
 

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Chazwin said:
That right there shows the scariest thing about a tornado in a tropical system. You often don’t see it until it’s right on top of you because the rain is so heavy
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The scariest part about it is that warnings aren't fast enough, and an innumerable amount of cells with tornadic potential. When we received a tornado from Ian last year, I gave my family a 15 minute warning before the tornado hit, and then about five minutes later our fifth Tornado Warning was blasted on our phones. It was insane. Couldn't tell which way it was coming towards us, because the winds were changing direction so fast.
 
I work 3rd shift this week so I will be up all night, so I have been asleep since 11ish this morning, I expected the NAM to have come back to Earth while I slept but seems it went the other way....still think anything over 50 would be pretty remarkable, but the NAM also keeps this up for a solid 5-6 hrs so even regular gust to 50 for that long would be a issue power wise. Around here it usually takes more than 50ish mph winds to even think of seeing trees falling but big limbs will come down for sure

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Heelyes said:
The kids will love playing in it, no school tomorrow ?
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Yeah, looks like the ones around here are starting to close. Wake will be last like always. Everything is supposed to be clearing out tomorrow morning, though. I guess they don't want to have to worry about any roads being flooded in the morning.
 
Same area as the tornado a few minutes ago
 

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* Tornado Warning for...
Southeastern Brunswick County in southeastern North Carolina...

* Until 715 PM EDT.

* At 647 PM EDT, a severe thunderstorm capable of producing a tornado
was located near St. James, or near Oak Island, moving north at 15
mph.

HAZARD...Tornado.

SOURCE...Radar indicated rotation.

IMPACT...Flying debris will be dangerous to those caught without
shelter. Mobile homes will be damaged or destroyed.
Damage to roofs, windows, and vehicles will occur. Tree
damage is likely.

* This dangerous storm will be near...
Boiling Spring Lakes around 655 PM EDT.

Other locations impacted by this tornadic thunderstorm include
Bolivia.
 
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