Michael is expected to bring between 4 to 8 inches of rain for the Florida Panhandle, southeastern Alabama, and South Carolina causing "life-threatening" flash-flooding in some areas.
According to this article South Georgia (even though the projected path has it cutting across the entire southern part of the state) is going to be skipped altogether. I'm sure that'll make the farmers here happy since it's harvest season for peanuts and cotton.
> Michael is expected to bring between 4 to 8 inches of rain for the Florida Panhandle, southeastern Alabama, and South Carolina causing "life-threatening" flash-flooding in some areas.
According to this article South Georgia (even though the projected path has it cutting across the entire southern part of the state) is going to be skipped altogether. I'm sure that'll make the farmers here happy since it's harvest season for peanuts and cotton.
According to this article South Georgia (even though the projected path has it cutting across the entire southern part of the state) is going to be skipped altogether. I'm sure that'll make the farmers here happy since it's harvest season for peanuts and cotton.