As we now know Tammy will have about 6 hours to farther strengthen. Whic I belive to be around 55mph before hitting land around Jacksonville FL. She will not be more than a nusance at the coast with sporadic power outages and down trees. She will give the SE well needed drought relief. it looks as if she is a pretty big storm so I would bet on her giving heavy rain form La Grange GA to Gainesville GA! I think she will give that area espically farther the south you go 1-3 inches of rain and brezzy conditions. Perhaps and isolated tornado on the NE quandrant of this storm. It looks to me than accuweather and Donsutherland1 have the same idea of tammy hitting florida and then getting caught up in a wekness. I belive the high will hold dtong forcing Tammy to the NW into GA. Forecaster Dustin
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_a...html?5day?large Looks very good weather1man. I agree. :silly:
Thanks Matthew! GA won't be flooded rainstorm because we have had not a drop of rain in September and Early october. She will be a drought buster! YES! I really do have alot of knowledge in weather. I am going camping this weekend which really stinks because we will have rain but I will try to have fun any way.
latest models show a west trend
Is that good or bad for N GA?