Hurricane Category 4 Hurricane Helene

Every time we have a landfalling hurricane, there are inevitably cases of people who are killed by improper use of gas generators. So, timely reminder for anyone you know who might end up using one: please use them properly.
 
Trying to wrap up some of the dry air into the eye and fire off some towers on the east side. Hoping she fails to wrap up again, but she's trying hard to insulate that core.
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Some classic tropical supercells ongoing in the Panhandle.
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Argus said:
We've had a wobble. Is this storm going to stay on that northeastbound movement for it to miss northeast Georgia?
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It's a bit hard to tell. What looks like an eye evidently isn't the true CoC, though the storm in general seems to have made a bit of an eastward jog. Not too sure what to think of ensemble guidance, and curious about what NHC sees to keep the track in west Georgia.
 
Of the two, I would say Helene is healthier looking. :( Less time to strengthen than Michael had, though, so there's that.
 
 
Y'all don't hate me for saying this scenario out loud, but if she gets everything going for her between now and the time she makes landfall and is RIing at that time, with the brown ocean effect with all the rain in the southeast, that she could continue at maintaining or even increasing strength well inland is a possibility.
 
Blountwolf said:
Y'all don't hate me for saying this scenario out loud, but if she gets everything going for her between now and the time she makes landfall and is RIing at that time, with the brown ocean effect with all the rain in the southeast, that she could continue at maintaining or even increasing strength well inland is a possibility.
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I have ran that scenario through my mind more than once as well
 
Blountwolf said:
Y'all don't hate me for saying this scenario out loud, but if she gets everything going for her between now and the time she makes landfall and is RIing at that time, with the brown ocean effect with all the rain in the southeast, that she could continue at maintaining or even increasing strength well inland is a possibility.
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As happened with Michael, we've seen it before, and it could happen again. There's also a lot of marshy-ness going on in the Big Bend, which could have an impact as well.
 
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