So, it is clear per model consensus that if it develops that this has a good chance to recurve safely offshore the SE, a common track. Fortunately, there isn't a strong upper high progged to be over or near the NE US. Instead, the strong high is centered well offshore and will hopefully allow this to recurve safely offshore. However, if not, E NC would probably be at the highest risk for a hit since it sticks out further and some recent runs hit them.
Regarding my area, I'm not concerned at this time since I'm well protected from direct hits with this kind of trajectory. The highest chance for GA to be affected would be if the recurve is delayed and it comes over FL first. But overall, my expectation is that FL, GA, and SC aren't likely to be affected in any big way when considering the model consensus.