yes, the most destructive winds are done. a scary night through much of georgia. macon georgia, it will begin to weaken. the area hit hard this morning, tallahassee included towards the measurement cobeach. panama beach they re done. we still have storm force warnings up through the carolinas. winds now at 90 miles per hour. that s good. 17 he-mile-per-hour winds. let s weaken it as fast as we can, try to spare people more misery. through 2:00 a.m., eye just south of macon. the center of circulation. over augusta as the sun comes up and rains through the carolina. still isolated power out ands with winds 40 to 50-mile-an-hour. we do have flood watch up the east coast. we could have minor problems was that already. the rain shield from atlanta
and the surge toward the east. so this is why this life-threatening situation is going to be upon us, and still looks like landfall will be sometime mid afternoon. let s say 3:00, 5:00, 6:00 p.m. but the warnings lift well into southern parts of georgia. the tropical storm force warnings go into south carolina. but, again, the surge from panama city to apalachicola as high as 8 to 9 feet. 12 feet over the suwanee river. this is the time of the year where the tides are highest, king tides and they keep that in their thinking when they put out the warnings. here is now the official track. has not changed much. we still have michael moving due north at 12 miles per hour. that, wolf, remains the same. and it still looks like our impact area will be pretty much at panama city. panama beach. that includes destiny and ft. walton beach, but really to the east now, where that storm surge on that deadly right end quadrant here on that eastern