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A lot of water and heavy winds blowing through.
It's already blowing in Tallahassee. Helene is going to suck. They're going to wish they never met her.A lot of water and heavy winds blowing through.
My pecan farm north 25 miles of Tallahassee will take a hammering again, probably worse that Michael. The trees are loaded with nuts but still in the green hull, all likely to be blown out the trees and many trees may fall. With the large number of mobile homes in Grady county, casualties are anticipated for those who remain in them. My storm shelter is a 40 foot shipping container staked to the ground with 6 foot steel rods. Should be safe as it has been in all the past storms. With peanuts plowed up and still on the ground, along with cotton in the fields, this will be catastrophic to the farmers. Currently, the main path width is expected to be between Valdosta and Bainbridge and move on up middle Georgia through Albany, Macon and Atlanta.It appears that it is going to be bad in the panhandle and South Georgia.
It also looks like it is going to be bad in Northern and Northwestern GA. Potentially still tropical storm passing through Atlanta with 8-10" or rain? The ground is wet from the system today. There could be many trees down, people killed, power out for many days if not a week or more, roads closed. As fast as the storm is moving, it might have the potential to have more damage in central and Northern GA than in the panhandle. Not saying that the storm will be worse here, but I don't think construction in Northern GA is up to hurricane and tropical storm standards.
Looks like a very bad storm for everyone in it's path.
Sorry for you expected economic loss.My pecan farm north 25 miles of Tallahassee will take a hammering again, probably worse that Michael. The trees are loaded with nuts but still in the green hull, all likely to be blown out the trees and many trees may fall. With the large number of mobile homes in Grady county, casualties are anticipated for those who remain in them. My storm shelter is a 40 foot shipping container staked to the ground with 6 foot steel rods. Should be safe as it has been in all the past storms. With peanuts plowed up and still on the ground, along with cotton in the fields, this will be catastrophic to the farmers. Currently, the main path width is expected to be between Valdosta and Bainbridge and move on up middle Georgia through Albany, Macon and Atlanta.
probably landslides in the mountain region. yikes.NE GA is in for a beating.
prayers to you Tommy!!My pecan farm north 25 miles of Tallahassee will take a hammering again, probably worse that Michael. The trees are loaded with nuts but still in the green hull, all likely to be blown out the trees and many trees may fall. With the large number of mobile homes in Grady county, casualties are anticipated for those who remain in them. My storm shelter is a 40 foot shipping container staked to the ground with 6 foot steel rods. Should be safe as it has been in all the past storms. With peanuts plowed up and still on the ground, along with cotton in the fields, this will be catastrophic to the farmers. Currently, the main path width is expected to be between Valdosta and Bainbridge and move on up middle Georgia through Albany, Macon and Atlanta.
@Augusta_Jacket @AugustaSwarm @augustabuzz @Tommy_Taylor_1972 and all of our South Georgia brethren and others in the path of the storm, hope you are all doing okay and had minor or no damage..