Georgia. This is the radar signature spiral bands of rain and rain i got to tell you 19 inches of rain at baskin florida. Serious flooding going on down there. Maximum sustained winds were 70 Miles Per Hour. I am sure they dropped down since this statement was issued at 5. And anyway the storm is moving to the north northeast at 14 miles an hour. So its going to take a track about like this along coast and then out here over the necessarily as a Tropical Storm. Its going to be subTropical Storm characteristics may turn it into a perhaps a Tropical Storm again whatever its going to be a lot of wind spinning around and around and rotating for days and days. What does that mean for us . Some of that wind and rain will pivot up into new england and most likely on labor day. Some of the winds will start increasing on sunday. So we are going to have some periods of rain in southern new england. Hardly anything up north. Rough as well. These are the temperatures now which are mostly in the up