Drizzle Snizzle
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It’s gonna really suck if I miss the Alabama Georgia game because of power being out.
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Misc Sizzling Shenanigans: warm season whamby
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If I had a dollar for every one of these images we've seen over the last several years from the 3k NAM, I'd retire a rich man
Whatever we pay to run it four times a day is too much
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Worth It. Its the only way I get accumulating snow anymore. (Digital)
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It’s so odd seeing all of this rain east, west, north, and it hasn’t rained in two months. It was pouring in Raleigh this morning.
I'm scared to post this in the storm thread, since you know, people won't like it with all the "super storm incoming" crowd hype.. but the NBM blend/charts I use have Atlanta gusting at only 36 mph during the peak.
Brent
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The highest I saw was 54 scrolling around three TV stations
Drizzle Snizzle
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Dang. Does it even make it to Cat 1 at landfall ? Sounds super weak.
Brent
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Atlanta is still 6 hours inland... I mean it's gonna weaken a lot
It doesn't seem like the NWS is much higher than 50
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Drizzle Snizzle
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Yeah but I imagine the fact it's moving fast will help keep it stronger further inland.
That's the thing, the NBM is filtering out a bunch of crap and trying to take the best forecast it can. While the storm is a hurricane at landfall, the trajectory of ATL maybe not being on the east side is helping them out.
It doesn't matter, regardless, but just wanted to throw it out.. that some of these wind maps are absolutely horrible.
Brent
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Even at 140 mph after 12 hours about the time it takes to make it to Atlanta it should be in the 60-70 mph range and that would obviously be east of the center 
Drizzle Snizzle
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All of this is confusing. So the strongest winds will be on the east side and heaviest rain on the west side. Seems like the strongest winds would be in the area with the heaviest rain.