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No, just means that the central pressure is likely lower than 941Does this mean it made Landfall
No, just means that the central pressure is likely lower than 941Does this mean it made Landfall
I know that is a big relief!! Prayers for them!!!Oh wow, no, she's on the west of the track. The storm should pass to her east! My bad.
It's a shame they didn't stay with that thought instead of their fantasy path west. It's actually going to end up further east if you are looking at the line drawn down the middle.View attachment 152085
For those questioning the NHC. I know the track has shifted some since this initial map, but let’s give these folks some credit.
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Been following along since the beginning of this storm. Kind of crazy that TWC just mentioned a left jog tooThey're clearly not watching the radar.
Not yet. I believe at least half of the eyewall needs to be on land before an official landfall can be announcedDoes this mean it made Landfall
Yeah I think if the NHC track holds, then the metro will get significant winds. If it ends up well east of the NHC track, not as much wind.Could be local bias but just having a hard time believing we won’t see 60+ mph winds in metro Atlanta. Storm is too strong and moving too fast. anywhere close to the center and east is going to feel it. Such a massive wind field.
I'm just watching the satellite IR loop now, and maybe the last frame moves more NNNE instead of NNE or NE. But up until this point, it has been pretty steady NNE. In the end, it's really not going to matter all that much.Been following along since the beginning of this storm. Kind of crazy that TWC just mentioned a left jog too
Rain and wind for mostI'm just watching the satellite IR loop now, and maybe the last frame moves more NNNE instead of NNE or NE. But up until this point, it has been pretty steady NNE. In the end, it's really not going to matter all that much.
That would be a good call.Rain and wind for most
Have fun! Please be safe.Scouting some parking decks in Macon. This might be the one. Top level is exposed and 70 feet above ground. Could make for some wild winds.
Hoping for continued due north motion!View attachment 152087