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Brunswick Landing Marina, GA
31.1630°, -81.5010°
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LOCAL RISK POSTURE
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ACTIVE LOCAL ALERTS0None for this point
ATLANTIC AREAS TO WATCH3From the latest NHC outlook
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ATLANTIC WATCH DESK
Three systems. Here's what matters.
A plain-language digest of the latest official National Hurricane Center Tropical Weather Outlook.
Issued Aug 11, 11:40 PM NHC MAP DISTURBANCE 1HIGH CHANCE
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Invest 92L
Central Tropical Atlantic
NEXT 48 HOURS60%
NEXT 7 DAYS80%
A tropical wave about 700 miles southwest of the Cabo Verde Islands is becoming better organized. Conditions favor development, and a tropical depression will likely form within a couple of days while it moves west to west-northwest.
Read the NHC text outlook ↗ NHC MAP DISTURBANCE 2MEDIUM CHANCE
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Invest 93L
Central Subtropical Atlantic
NEXT 48 HOURS40%
NEXT 7 DAYS40%
A broad low east-northeast of Bermuda has developed a better-defined circulation. A short-lived depression or storm could form before the system reaches cooler water on Thursday.
Read the NHC text outlook ↗ NHC MAP DISTURBANCE 3LOW CHANCE
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Tropical wave
Eastern Tropical Atlantic
NEXT 48 HOURS10%
NEXT 7 DAYS20%
A tropical wave just off the west African coast has disorganized showers and thunderstorms. Some gradual development is possible as it moves west to west-northwest across the tropical Atlantic.
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Storm smarts
Five hurricane facts worth knowing before the next forecast cone appears.
01USGS
How much water is one inch of rain?
17.4 million gallons
One inch of rain falling evenly over one square mile is about 17.4 million gallons of water.
WHY IT MATTERSA slow-moving storm can be dangerous far from the coast.
02NHC
When does a tropical storm become a hurricane?
At 74 mph
The threshold is reached when maximum sustained winds climb to 74 miles per hour.
WHY IT MATTERSWind category describes wind only—not flooding or storm surge.
03WMO
Can a hurricane name be used again?
Yes—after six years
Atlantic storm-name lists repeat every six years unless a particularly destructive storm's name is retired.
WHY IT MATTERSA familiar name may belong to a completely different storm.
04NWS
Does a calm sky mean the hurricane is over?
Not inside the eye
A hurricane's eye may turn calm, but violent winds return from the opposite direction when the eyewall arrives.
WHY IT MATTERSNever go outside because the weather suddenly becomes calm.
05NHC
Does the hurricane category measure every danger?
No—wind only
The Saffir-Simpson scale does not rate rain, tornadoes, storm size, or storm surge.
WHY IT MATTERSA lower-category storm can still produce catastrophic water impacts.
Facts summarized from the National Hurricane Center, National Weather Service, World Meteorological Organization, and U.S. Geological Survey.
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