The Core

goog luck DB.

>Might be a good idea to get out early?

Hopefully they can find GAS

My current best guess as to track

Landfall [1] Miami Beach FL: 10am Sunday
Fort Laud FL: 2pm Sunday
Goes Offshore at Titusville FL: 5am Monday
Landfall [2] at Savannah, 6pm Monday
Augusta, GA 2am Tuesday
Starts to die out over Greenville, SC 7am Tuesday
Knoxville, TN Noon Tuesday

Dying hurricane cause flooding and tree problems in the hilly & mountain areas. Hurricane Camille¹⁹⁶⁹ was particularly devastating in the foothills of Virginia. Well over 100 dead from flash floods.

Debbie says we're going to see another tick to the east, possibly skirting all of Florida and the first landfall about half-way between Savannah and Charleston.  But that's just Debbie ^{(and NOAA's primary supercomputer model, which is one of the tracks blended into the official forecast)}

>heading a bit more to the West

Yeah, the long-term tracks are consolidating --all pretty much running along the FL coast then over water until Savannah.

SoFl high ground...

>Except one. It has gone back to plowing straight up the middle of FL, then hooking to the west as it's dying in GA.

Now Vortex has aligned with this L-T forecast. Interesting.  ...And maybe good news for DB & Doc.