HWY316wx

New postings out from the NWS in ATL.

Great live webcam with night vision setup in Steinhatchee, FL. It's going to be something to watch.

I am sure a lot of us are in the path, but I have seen maps today with gust over my house @ 80MPH. We are as prepared as we can be. I hope everyone is stays safe and dry but what is unfolding in the GOM is really a worst case scenario.

Ok. That makes sense. I could not for the life of me figure out why... this makes sense.

Maybe someone on here can answer this without ripping me a new butt hole. But, I have looked at all the operation models. GFS, EURO, NAM, HRRR, HWRF... you name it. They for the most part have the LPS coming on shore in the Big Bend area and then moving on a line to about Tifton, GA and then depending on the model, the next frame looks to be Macon, or Gainesville or Athens, GA. I say this to say... the NWS cone and projected line is WEST of Atlanta. The models seem to take a line East of Atlanta. Why? What am I missing? Somebody straighten me out.

Wow. Brad said that????

Had to get off the main page. Posters just posting negative stuff because it's not coming to their backyard. That said, I have been seeing reports of power outages already in Georgia. Mainly where the rain has been falling heavily already. Anyone else?

The HRRR simulated radar has been horrendous for this first low, just absolutely out in left field. Nowhere close to verifying.

Good Grief! TS Warning... if only it was a Winter Storm Warning!

Wind Gust GFS

WIND GUST EURO

Good afternoon everyone. I think it's good to note that the ULL is going to drop a lot of that rain at least IMBY before the hurricane gets here. Totals are totals, but I think a lot of people think these totals are coming from just the Helene. It's kinda wild to me that we will get an ULL and then a Hurricane right behind it. Don't recall that scenario in my years of tracking.

Looks like the NW Georgia Peeps could cash in along with people in the Tennessee Valley that struggle many times to score. If the HI-RES EURO is right, more people in NW Georgia and North Georgia could score.

Fair warning, I am flying into NJ and staying in Northern NJ tomorrow. I am sure to make the snow not show up, so when it doesn't, it's my fault. I will take the blame for this one. That said, comparing the GFS to the EURO (just ignoring the NAM) I think a 50/50 blend of the GFS and EURO is probably safe and that essentially ends up being the EPS. Honestly I am pulling for the NAM but it's like the drunk Uncle at Thanksgiving. Fun to listen to but what he's saying is complete garbage.

Everyone from GA to NC will have to look at snow totals fast as temps climb quick as it exits stage right.