Ima start it off by this, maybe just like the last few TC setups some isolated tornadoes and once again, heavy rain, upslope could really be a bigger factor this time 
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Tropical Hurricane Delta (Post landfall & inland effects)
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Dewpoint Dan
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Good grief. Detroit may get more rain from Delta than Atlanta does.
Lol nam loves showing apocalyptic severe with TCs in the LR lol
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Solid PRE this morning across the region
Its all of this
and its being driven by this jet streak to the north and the divergence associated with it
Could be a few isolated severe storms with the remnants with perhaps a few isolated tornadoes 
CentralALWX
Member
Day Two Slight Risk for parts of west AL and east MS.
Wilkes County looks to get a lot of rain from this. Where you at @BirdManDoomW?
ForsythSnow
Moderator
As you can see he has been caged and covered until Halloween with some bojangles in his cage to keep him until then.
Awww man I was enjoying the news everyday from Wilkes );
Anyways nam holding steady with some decent severe parameters with the passage of the remnants, poor mid level lapse rates is a limiting factor to updraft acceleration but high low level moisture should make up for it somewhat
Anyways nam holding steady with some decent severe parameters with the passage of the remnants, poor mid level lapse rates is a limiting factor to updraft acceleration but high low level moisture should make up for it somewhat
Itll be close but once it gets inland and starts to unravel it'll be driven more by mid level features. Also that jet streak will lift north with time as well.
It has rained all day.....
I wouldn’t be surprised to see SPC expand the marginal risk into Georgia for tomorrow. Some hi-res models have some solid looking storms moving through. There also may be some solid rain totals if a few storms move over the same areas.
Here is a sounding from the 3km-NAM. This is southwest of Atlanta tomorrow afternoon. Probably will see at least a marginal risk for the west half of Georgia.
