NorthHillsWx

https://x.com/margoinwnc/status/1839717416227450950?s=46&t=NyKvXvI1o-sJQb-68mmo4g

2.17” storm total here. Last inch fell in 25 minutes

Any update on river levels? Anything break all time records yet

Lots of trees down and roads closed due to flooding and fallen trees. Outside the main campus and downtown businesses most everyone is lights out. Probably similar to Greenville

Duke energy surpassed 1 mil outages in Carolina’s

https://x.com/markhuneycutt4/status/1839632280165253555?s=46&t=NyKvXvI1o-sJQb-68mmo4g

Exceptional, catastrophic, unimaginable flooding ongoing in the western Carolina’s. Unreal

Downtown Greenville sustained 41 gusting 60 Anderson 67 mph gust

Gusts to 55 in Charlotte right now and over 60 in Clemson. That’s a large area of lights out

Clemson sustained at 33 kts gusting to 55 kts

Since I posted this 21 minutes ago. Outages have almost doubled. 350k in the dark and skyrocketing

Escalating quickly

First of likely many flash flood emergencies up. Avery county

Duke outages are skyrocketing. Up over 100k in last hour. Currently 176k and that’s likely to double

82 mph gust in Augusta. Station went down immediately after. Unbelievable EDIT: back online and still gusting over hurricane force. That city is going to be unrecognizable in daylight. Lots of pine trees

https://x.com/nwscolumbia/status/1839601665202409626?s=46&t=NyKvXvI1o-sJQb-68mmo4g

Augusta is currently sustained 51 gusting to 73. That is one of the more impressive sustained inland wind readings I’ve ever seen from a non elevated site thus far from a tropical systems landfall. There is no doubt devastating tree damage occurring. The core of the hurricane force gusts looks aimed for Greenville to me

Beaufort SC gusting to 68 kts! Charleston area with several 50+ kt gusts around

Greenville Spartanburg and Clemson all gusting over 40 now

This thing is WAY east of last nights forecast track Augusta getting hurricane force gusts now

Augusta now sustained at 40 kts gusting to 64 kts

Augusta just recorded a 58kt gust

Still lightning ongoing in remnant eyewall. That tells me this thing is getting some upper level assistance and also that unusually deep convection for being this far inland will be efficient at mixing winds to the surface. Velocities over 90 kts showing on radar emphasize the wind potential this system continues to have. By all accounts, this is going to be one of the most prolific wind storms in the history of Georgia and possibly the upstate and mountains. I can see gusts of 70+ kts continuing into the mountains

And it does appear to continue wanting to deviate east of track. Could increase wind threat for Charlotte and Greenville down the line if that continues

That SE quadrant is benefiting from the 30 mph forward motion to keep these strong gusts going. I expect this to continue into the upstate and mountains. Augusta is about to get rocked, fully expect hurricane force gusts there