The sun will come up and we will see catastrophic damage in florida and toward georgia. Here are top Wind Gusts in georgia, 100 mile per hour in alma, valdasta, 96 miles per hour. Power outages will be a big deal, trees will be down for Florida And Georgia and could see Power Outages for days and even weeks. 5 a. M. Advisory, 75 mile per hour sustained winds, moving quickly. One good side to this storm , i is moving very fast, it is not lingering. It made Way Inland and now in central georgia. Carolinas, part two of the story, a system moved through earlier this Week And Rainfall on top of that will give us potential Flood Emergency for southern appalachians. They are warning of the worst flooding they have seen in recent memory. Made impact on florida as category 4, does not take much to cause Flooding And Damage and that is going to happen again. W widespread potential damage up and down the coastline for southeast to midatlantic and ohio and tennessee River Valley where rem Know Nan
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well, the authority to issue evacuation lies with the local jurisdiction or with the governor directly. if i remember correctly the governor of south carolina is the only one with the authority to issue mandatory evacuations, if i remember correctly, north carolina local local jurisdictions are allowed to issue varying degrees of evacuation, but the bottom line is, you know, i m asking people to heed all the warnings that are put forward. i mean, the problem with the storm is it s going to make landfall as a category 4 or possibly a 5 storm. with he always plan one category higher than what s anticipated and the main primary driver of the evacuations is coastal storm surge, flood inundation, wind driven water coming up on shore. in some cases you will see upwards of 12 feet along the carolina coast, the ocean rising 12 feet, that doesn t include the wave action on top of it. and then once the system makes landfall, here, again, storm surge has the highest potential to kill the most
comes to the rainfall and the city of new orleans ability to pump water out. the important message is, citizens have to heed the warnings of local officials. if you re being asked to evacuate, please do so in that window to do so is today. the elements are going to be arriving early evening and later tonight. neil: the fact that it s moving as quickly as it is, sir, i m wondering, how do people get out of the way of that, if they haven t already? it s moving fast, it should be making landfall i m told, you know better, later tonight. what do you say? so, the bottom line is that the goal is always to get out of an area that is vulnerable to coastal storm surge, flood inundation. if you can get out of the way of this, cat 1, cat 2 storm surge area should take heed and caution and you need to get out of the storm surge areas and travel a few miles outside of those areas into a facility that can withstand the winds. and in many cases, a lot of the