Georgia braces for widespread power outages due to Idalia
Widespread outages are expected as the storm moves into the Savannah area Wednesday.
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Savannah mayor to issue state of emergency ahead of Idalia
In anticipation of Hurricane Idalia's impact, Savannah Mayor Van Johnson will issue a state of local emergency, effective Wednesday at 6 a.m.
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Idalia: The latest maps, models and paths for tropical system
Tropical Storm Idalia is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane on Monday.
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Georgia: Highway 80 expected to be shut down due to Idalia
Bookmark this page for the latest information regarding roads in our area impacted by Idalia.
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Hurricane Idalia: An in-depth look at its track and strength
Idalia is expected to strengthen into a hurricane Monday. Here's a look at its track and strength as it approaches the Georgia and South Carolina coast.
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Tracking the tropics: August expected to bring more activity
Quiet start to August, but things do look to be trending more active.
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Tropics: What's in store as hurricane season continues?
An in-depth look at the hurricane season thus far and what we can expect in the tropics during August.
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Tracking the Tropics: Looking ahead to July's forecast
A look at the latest tropics update for July and disturbances in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Potential tropical development in Gulf headed for Florida: NHC
The area of unorganized moisture has a low-end chance of forming into something tropical over the next seven days, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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Georgia: What will hurricane season's start mean for the coast?
The 2023 Atlantic hurricane season officially begins Thursday, June 1.
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