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What to expect from Hurricane Isaias in the CSRA
Headline from WJBF Augusta
Saturday night update: Even though the center of Hurricane Isaias is tracking over Alabama and not directly through our region, the CSRA will still feel its impacts, and Saturday is officially a VIPIR 6 Alert Day.
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Friday evening update: We have a VIPIR 6 ALERT DAY all day Saturday as the outer rain bands from Hurricane Isaias move through the CSRA. Here's what you can expect: - WIND: The majority of the CSRA is under a WIND ADVISORY.
Saturday night update: Even though the center of Hurricane Isaias is tracking over Alabama and not directly through our region, the CSRA will still feel its impacts, and Saturday is officially a VIPIR 6 Alert Day.
Saturday Morning Update: Isaias made landfall near Destin last night and has been downgraded to post-tropical cyclone status. As it continues to track north, bands of heavy rain and gusty winds will move through the CSRA.
Saturday afternoon update from Chief Meteorologist Jenna Petracci: Isaias is now post-tropical, but its remnant low is still over north Alabama with a warm front that has developed just to the south of the CSRA.
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