NoSnowATL
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My guess it will be very isolated depending on how today unfolds. Everything I see shows the most action in South Georgia. Level 1 or 2 most likely in North Georgia. Just not a good severe set up for NGA.
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Severe 4/4-4/6 Severe Threat
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khughey
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The new Day2 outlook should be out in the next 15 mins. As of now the SPC says north Georgia is in the bullseye for tomorrow. The tornado threat however looks more conditional on Wed, but severe weather seems likely in North Georgia. Not sure if the timing. Will be interesting to see the updated outlook.
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New Day 2. Slightly bigger enhanced
Strengthening circulation east of Columbus.
DadOfJax
Member
Yea, not populated at all. The sensationalism with these SVR threats has been comical at times.
David M.
Member
I am currently in Butler so I am not far downstream from this circulation, but it is absolutely pouring outside so no visual will be likely unless I get hit by it personally.
FFC upgraded it to a PDS warning with a debris signature on CC.
Storm cycled and is now ramping up again. Another debris signature south of Junction City.
Ya that looks nasty
Ron Burgundy
Member
Heads up, brother.
David M.
Member
Well, that was fun. Whether it passed just to my west or had lifted, I definitely felt the inflow into that circulation before booking it indoors. I might drive a bit west and north of Butler to see if any damage happened along the highways.
Hope this falls apart and doesn’t impact the Macon metro area 
HSVweather
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HSVweather
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HSVweather
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“Damaging tornado”
HSVweather
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HSVweather
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Lowered CC right on interstate on north side of Macon
