http://www.wunderground.com/tropical/tracking/at200806_sat.html#a_topad
I strongly recommend watching this for anyone from South Carolina to Mississippi. They're really uncertain on the long-range path and intensity.

Jesus Christ, it's the size of whatever country it's hovering over.

I'm in South Carolina D : .

I can't see the link.

God dayum.

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I'm in South Carolina D : .

That's probably not an issue anymore. The computer models are pointing it toward south/west Florida now. Still, keep an eye on it, they can always pass over Florida and re-strengthen over the Gulf Stream.

I live in southeastern Georgia D:

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at1+shtml/024613.shtml?3day#contents
Here's a more in-depth page. Anyone outside of Florida isn't under too great of a threat from this, but Georgia might get flooding.

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I live in southeastern Georgia D:

I think you better worr about the Russians and not a hurric-

Nevermind.

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I think you better worr about the Russians and not a hurric-

Nevermind.