It looks now like we won't be unaffected here in Atlanta, but at least we're outside of the worst of the storm. But keep in mind that as of now, Michael has a 175-mile radius (350 miles diameter), and Atlanta is only 115 miles north of Perry, Georgia, which is roughly where the "Thurs. 2 a.m." dot is located.
Update: 10:30 p.m. - We're in the thick of it now. The wind gusts occasionally get pretty intense, but generally speaking, it's the heavy rain more than the wind that's been a factor here. As far as I know, it should pass within the next four hours or so, and so far, so good.
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We had a tornado warning in East Point at 6:30pm - it was the north side of Langford Parkway. Just a tiny one apparently, but all the same, enough to cause much arm waving and cursing when every device starting beeping and yelling at me. It’s going to be a long night.
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