Update at 0900 hrs: has rained about 2" so far. Peak wind gusts here about 40 to 45. We are just now about to experience the edge of the eyewall....

Still have power, but it been blinking...

Thanks WB. We're here for the duration. Eyewall approaching....wind gusts 50 moh plus past few min.

Hope your house doesnt blow away.
If your far enough from the water get down in your basement.

Just lost power. 70 plus mph gust.


Whew it's sporty here now

Generally basements are not a thing for the coastal plain. Land is so flat that basements are just holes in the ground prone to filling with water.

More often than not slab on grade but crawlspace or pier foundations can still be found.

Watching the radar it seems to be moving along as it should. Hopefully the worst of it will be out of way by dark.

The eye passed over us...centered us perfectly.

We're about to enter bottom wall now.

A couple neighbor's homes are destroyed by trees.

I have siding blew off and metal roof loosened....so far.

Worst one I've been thru in my 58 years..

Still got a well defined eye 75 miles inland...

Dang it… Y’all hang in there

It generally took a week to three weeks for some folks to get power back after the one hit here.
Those 70mph winds are no joke. Like I said before, it’s like a very long tornado. Stay safe. It will definitely have you evaluating things differently after it’s over. All the trees around the house were cut down. Those along the fence line the neighbor and I went in halves to have removed. I had to put up a new privacy fence because it was blown down.
Just stay safe and watch for downed lines if you get out afterwards.

Almost over here....

What a dang mess! This part of Georgia and Florida back to the Gulf has incredible wind damage.

Glad y’all made it how’d the house and property come out ?

I heard the beavers are even heading to higher. Out west here we get 60+ mile an hour winds a few times a year. Had one last night. Always when it changes from summer to fall and spring to summer.

Glad you came out alright Swamp Wolf. We sure have been getting a lot of rain out of this deal even with it being so far away. Got 3 and a half inches last night. Supposed to start raining again here in a few minutes and go all the way till 8am tomorrow.

Just blown off siding and metal roofing almost gone. Roof gonna have to be re-done.

No power. Incredible amount of trees and lines down. Thousands of homes in area are severely damaged.

This was a BAD one!!!

Tarp the roof and call the insurance adjuster. Prob. be awhile before you get that issue fixed. The power company's do not clean around their lines and that can cause major issues when there is an event. We see it in the west due to fires all the time. I am lucky we have a good power company but its a co-op. Houses in the south are not built to withstand much as far as I know. The neighbors all gather in an event like this and chip in the get things back up and running. Hopefully you have some good ones. Generator is a pretty good investment.

Can't speak to south Georgia but up here Georgia power does a good job keeping stuff cut back off the lines. I know because it seems like every other year I got a crew knocking on my door wanting to butcher up my pecan tree and asking if I can move my bees. They ain't cut it yet, lol.

Still doesn't stop hurricane damage but it definitely speeds up putting it all back together.

Happy ya'll are safe and sound Swamp Wolf.

Hopefully, you get power back soon. The damage from these storms suck!