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Hurricane Helene

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Unfortunately Helene is set to become a monster in the next 36-48 hours. Any of you along the coast or southern GA need to be ready.

Also probably going to be some bad flooding in Georgia, particularly in the mountains of GA/NC/TN. Could be 8-12” (with locally higher amounts) of rain fall in about 36 hours.

On a much lesser note, Bama/UGA looks to be largely unaffected on its current course.
 
Unfortunately Helene is set to become a monster in the next 36-48 hours. Any of you along the coast or southern GA need to be ready.

Also probably going to be some bad flooding in Georgia, particularly in the mountains of GA/NC/TN. Could be 8-12” (with locally higher amounts) of rain fall in about 36 hours.

On a much lesser note, Bama/UGA looks to be largely unaffected on its current course.
Wind and rain here in Atlanta. With our fragile local power grid I’m expecting to be out of power 12-24 hrs.

When I lived in a newer part of town these things didn’t phase me. Not where I live now. Lol
 
Unfortunately Helene is set to become a monster in the next 36-48 hours. Any of you along the coast or southern GA need to be ready.

Also probably going to be some bad flooding in Georgia, particularly in the mountains of GA/NC/TN. Could be 8-12” (with locally higher amounts) of rain fall in about 36 hours.

On a much lesser note, Bama/UGA looks to be largely unaffected on its current course.
Here in Athens they are talking anywhere from 6-10” of rain in a 12 hour period with 30-40 mph sustained winds and possible tornadoes. Local power company already said to prepare for power outages. We need the rain, but not that bad. That much rain in such a short period of time is only going to runoff into the creeks and rivers
 
Here in Athens they are talking anywhere from 6-10” of rain in a 12 hour period with 30-40 mph sustained winds and possible tornadoes. Local power company already said to prepare for power outages. We need the rain, but not that bad. That much rain in such a short period of time is only going to runoff into the creeks and rivers

Yikes

It looks like it might visit East Tennessee as well
 
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Wind and rain here in Atlanta. With our fragile local power grid I’m expecting to be out of power 12-24 hrs.

When I lived in a newer part of town these things didn’t phase me. Not where I live now. Lol
Where in Atlanta? We rarely seem to have any power issues in Dunwoody… now, Young Harris, all the time, but we get a lot of 50-60 mph wind gusts throughout the year…
 
It's ridiculous enough that I have a whole house generator that cuts on automatically when the power goes out.
They do some kind of grid maintenance on Tuesday and Wednesday. I usually get a power blip weekly on one of those days. Happened when I lived in Alabama and Georgia.

Local EMCs rock. They are rock solid in comparison.
 
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Unfortunately Helene is set to become a monster in the next 36-48 hours. Any of you along the coast or southern GA need to be ready.

Also probably going to be some bad flooding in Georgia, particularly in the mountains of GA/NC/TN. Could be 8-12” (with locally higher amounts) of rain fall in about 36 hours.

On a much lesser note, Bama/UGA looks to be largely unaffected on its current course.
I love what you do during hurricanes!😍

This is the image I have of Husky when there’s a hurricane (and I’m stoned.)
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Unfortunately Helene is set to become a monster in the next 36-48 hours. Any of you along the coast or southern GA need to be ready.

Also probably going to be some bad flooding in Georgia, particularly in the mountains of GA/NC/TN. Could be 8-12” (with locally higher amounts) of rain fall in about 36 hours.

On a much lesser note, Bama/UGA looks to be largely unaffected on its current course.
Up to 20' of storm surge near Cedar Key. That's fvcked up
 
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Only possible saving grace so far is she hasn't gotten fully organized yet, so she hasn't blown up into a Cat 4/5 monster because of that. Still having some dry air and unorganized eyewall issues. Hopefully those continue and she doesn't reach her upper potential.

Regardless of exact strength at landfall, with her size she's still going to cause a lot of flooding issues and inland wind issues.
 
Only possible saving grace so far is she hasn't gotten fully organized yet, so she hasn't blown up into a Cat 4/5 monster because of that. Still having some dry air and unorganized eyewall issues. Hopefully those continue and she doesn't reach her upper potential.

Regardless of exact strength at landfall, with her size she's still going to cause a lot of flooding issues and inland wind issues.
Dry air has been overcome now and a distinct eye has formed.
 
Dry air has been overcome now and a distinct eye has formed.

Yeah for the first time she has wrapped deep convection all the way around her center. If she doesn’t ingest anymore dry air I’m afraid she’s going to be going through rapid intensification right as she’s coming ashore like Michael did. If that happens, since she’s moving faster than Michael did, inland areas of southern and central Georgia (maybe north GA too) could see their worst hurricane effects in the last century or more.
 
Yeah for the first time she has wrapped deep convection all the way around her center. If she doesn’t ingest anymore dry air I’m afraid she’s going to be going through rapid intensification right as she’s coming ashore like Michael did. If that happens, since she’s moving faster than Michael did, inland areas of southern and central Georgia (maybe north GA too) could see their worst hurricane effects in the last century or more.
Well aren't you just full of cheery news.

They are forecasting the center will go 7 miles west of me tomorrow morning. I guess I lived in this house long enough, right?
 
My first thought above after reading this...



...maybe it'll solve the yapping mutt problem. 😂
If it would blow the mutts away and leave the houses I'd be ok with that. I don't want him to be homeless, we have enough half crazy people living on the streets. Just want the dogs to STFU. Mine are rambunctious but nothing like his. Maybe because I keep an eye on them and try to train them to behave.
 
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Well aren't you just full of cheery news.

They are forecasting the center will go 7 miles west of me tomorrow morning. I guess I lived in this house long enough, right?

Ha. Wish I had better news. What general area are you located?
 
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