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Tropical Depression Possibly Headed Our Way

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
August 26, 2021
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According to Fire Marshal & Emergency Management Director Charlie Valadie, prepare for a possible storm  reaching land fall by Sunday night or early Monday morning.

“The direction of the storm is in a constant change,” stated Valadie.  Another update will be posted Friday morning that should give us a clearer picture of what lies ahead for the weekend.  “Go ahead and fill up your vehicles with gas,” Charlie explained.

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Confidence is LOW / MEDIUM / HIGH that the event will occur

Confidence is LOW / MEDIUM / HIGH regarding impacts

TD 9 is in the formative stage, this results in greater uncertainty with the forecast track and potential intensity •

While the official forecast is favorable for potential impacts to our region, details are unknown and will matter

More specifics will be know with later forecasts •

Anticipate updates to our Threat Graphics concerning any potential impacts from wind, flooding and tornado with later forecasts

 

 

Current forecast, does put our region is a favorable location to get some impacts ▪ General timing: Impacts could begin as early as Sunday later afternoon/evening, but be mostly Sunday Night into Monday Morning

 

TD 9 is in the formative stages at this time. ▪ Observation aircraft are in route to investigate the system more and should get more information later this afternoon. ▪ Confidence in the overall forecast, track, intensity, rainfall will increase with time…but at this time uncertainty in the specifics exists

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