No if euro is right with a center over Ashe county everyone from Charlotte to the coast would have isolated tornadoes and wind. South Carolina in play too.
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Tropical Major Hurricane Laura
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Dewpoint Dan
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Do you think Charleston is in play or too far south ?
It’s in play with the cold front too and Laura. Too far out to rule that area out even tho the euro has been rock steady on that NC/VA border track it could trend south.
NRVWX
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The NHC track has it riding the VA/WVA border roughly parallel and just north of I-81. The best shot for SC currently would be the upstate and N. Midlands. Just imo though.
Dewpoint Dan
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There hasn't been a lot of talk about GA but im assuming N GA would be impacted just as much as SC ?
Here’s a closer look. Along and to the right of the track for some tornado potential. I think flooding will mainly occur foothills/northwest piedmont and mountains. the little pre-event with Marco should tell us any tropical type rates will cause major flash flooding in the west. 
The cutoff would be north Georgia mountains into the central SC based on latest models as the activity shifts to coastal Virginia in a hurry. Several days away tho this could all change despite the euro being in a lock ? on its track.
I agree with this solution. Within a county or so we pretty much know where landfall is gonna be imo.
Henry2326
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Philstorm91
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Yeah, I'm not sure I'm sold on a direct hit for central LA. Personally I think it will either go into Galveston, or perhaps up by Lake Charles in far western Louisiana. Either of those would still give my area a decent tornado and heavy rain threat given Laura's large size. But I'm still prepared just in case she suddenly veers north too soon.
Henry2326
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WOW.....
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Deleted member 527
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The company I work for is based in Houston. Many people I know lost everything from Harvey. The virus shut us down now this possibility of a hurricane. Sigh. 2020 needs to be over months ago.
Blue_Ridge_Escarpment
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Find that pretty interesting. Thought no impacts to NC? ?
Dewpoint Dan
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The forecast track must have changed significantly for him to make such a big forecast change.
Oh boy...
mbway091
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Looks like he's just pointing out something interesting from a single run of one model. I wouldn't read much into it at this point.
That’s the thing, it really didn’t.. the models were showing yesterday the remnant low of Laura moving through Tennessee and around the NC/VA border area and he was saying no impact.
