Snowflowxxl
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Starting to get some good gust mixed in probably in the 25-30 range.
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Tropical Hurricane Zeta
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Even though this is aloft (6.3kft), this is still very impressive 
Seeing the placement of the higher gusts on this map, things still seem to be on track.
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I’m
keeping an eye on that training band over Newnan, ga. Expecting winds to mix down under that feature.
Snowflowxxl
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All is well. There went the power.
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We trash the hrrr and now it stopped updating? Lol
gawxnative
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Just updated at 325 to 20000 +
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Power failing now... brown outs.
Browns out?
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What we call it when the power flickers. It’s still on but probably not for long.
Welp, my power went out briefly then came back on. Winds have picked up drastically.
This thing's still trying to pop an eye.
This thing's still trying to pop an eye.
Snowflowxxl
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50K power outages in GA as of 3:47am.
Brent
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Alabama power reporting 422k outages wow
Welp, my power went out briefly then came back on. Winds have picked up drastically.
This thing's still trying to pop an eye.
I assume you're being funny. To clarify for the record, that's not the low level center, which is til back in AL.
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From Burns, WINDS CONTINUE TO INCREASE
Strongest tropical wind gusts now 40-45 mph at Columbus, La Grange and Carrollton. Recent HRRR runs also indicating that strongest pressure gradient and wind gusts (60+ mph) will stay well south of center of circulation affecting a swath from Columbus/LaGrange to McDonough to Athens. Areas north and south of this swath will still see very strong gusts of 40-55 mph. We are going on at 4 am. See you shortly.
Strongest tropical wind gusts now 40-45 mph at Columbus, La Grange and Carrollton. Recent HRRR runs also indicating that strongest pressure gradient and wind gusts (60+ mph) will stay well south of center of circulation affecting a swath from Columbus/LaGrange to McDonough to Athens. Areas north and south of this swath will still see very strong gusts of 40-55 mph. We are going on at 4 am. See you shortly.
Snowflowxxl
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