Looks like Atlanta is already entering the big rain mass. Gonna be a wet evening...
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Tropical Hurricane Sally Inland Effects
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bnathanb1982
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I have Dish now and since they canceled we no longer get to watch Glenn Burns(breaks my heart ?). What is/was he forecasting for Atl? I live in Walton county about 20 min west of Athens Ga and we got a good bit of rain yesterday morning as well kind of indirectly from Sally.
Henry2326
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I'm inside the perimeter.....been a steady rain since about 11.....not much wind at all....yet.
Wind advisory doesn’t go into effect until 6:00 PM.
Henry2326
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Yeah, saw that.....it should be interesting...
Snowflowxxl
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1-3 inches
6-8” totals creeping back into GSP forecast. Latest disco said widespread 5-7 expected with isolated 9” totals
The NAM certainly does not agree with Glenn Burns.
I’ve got to be honest, I’ve personally never watched him and looked into how accurate his forecasts are. I know him mostly from following these boards and seeing posts from folks in the Atlanta area, and of course I know just how horrendous his call was on the storm that lead to the 2014 Snowjam. Here, I can’t imagine what he means about the storm moving much faster than expected... at the last advisory it was only moving 5mph.
NoSnowJoe
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That cutoff is brutal for NW Georgia.. Dalton/Calhoun may see 4 inches, while Chattanooga gets blanked...
The main area of rain hasn’t arrived yet and I’ve already received .54”, so we will see the predictions that come to fruition.
Believe it or not, the 3km upped soundings for tomorrow, getting in the range of soundings supportive of perhaps a stronger tornado 
Nam 12km in CLT, took a step north to include the warm sector in CLT, cape is skinny asf but things could still spin in that 
6z euro courtesy Allan Huffman
Allan Huffman
@RaleighWx
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15m
The 6z ECMWF shows the axis of heaviest rain from Elizabeth City to Raleigh to Charlotte into upstate SC. 4-8 inches possible. #Sally
A damn 10 inch lolly over Shetley! God I hope it’s right!?
Gotta admit that I’m kinda jealous I won’t get to be in this. That radar looks very eventful. Going to be a very wet night for many of you.
Getting that tell-tale housefly shape:
