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Tropical Hurricane Idalia

Chazwin said:
Look at my post above and then go and pull up the radar images of Gulf storms after landfall.
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Yes, I agree, they spin moisture off to the northwest but there is a limit to how far it goes. I'm saying a track through Macon might be far enough north to get the NW rain shield to Atlanta, but a track through Valdosta will definitely not. I've lived here for 45 years. I've seen this scenario over two dozen times. It never fails. This is a south Georgia, northern Florida storm. AL and the rest of GA can ignore it.
 
Snowlover87 said:
Atlanta would be on the dry side if it moves Southeast of Atlanta right
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weatherfide said:
Yes, I agree, they spin moisture off to the northwest but there is a limit to how far it goes. I'm saying a track through Macon might be far enough north to get the NW rain shield to Atlanta, but a track through Valdosta will definitely not. I've lived here for 45 years. I've seen this scenario over two dozen times. It never fails. This is a south Georgia, northern Florida storm. AL and the rest of GA can ignore it.
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Lived in Ga for 48 years in Atlanta. Had several storms come visit us in Newnan. Storms don't always stick to the models. You never turn your back on a storm. I know with Michael we had wind damage in Newnan. We got a few days to watch it.
 
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The NC Snow official call is Taylor County Fliorida landfall 948mb. Big surge that area as its in the funneld shepe big ben area. Lets hope my intensity is wrong.
 
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