How to follow Hurricane Idalia updates for Georgia from the AJC

Parts of South Georgia and the Georgia coast can expect potentially severe weather from Hurricane Idalia beginning on Wednesday.

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Hurricane Idalia Tracker and Forecast Path

Weather watches and warnings for Georgia (National Weather Service)

What to expect in South Georgia (updating)

ExploreTropical weather resources for Coastal Georgia from The Current Georgia

Lots in here to digest and of course the forecasts will continue to evolve as Idalia moves ashore. But there is a lot of South Georgia under Tropical Storm Watch and Warnings. https://t.co/NERZRhkdRF
— Scott Trubey (@FitzTrubey) August 29, 2023

Storm path

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