Could 2020 get any more weird? Waffle House has a limited menu right now thanks to Hurricane Sally! pic.twitter.com/d1aPEJo5mh
— Peyton Barlow (@WXpebarlow) September 19, 2020
This continues to be an all too common sight across parts of our area, both coastal and inland, post-#Sally. View from Chandler Dunaway near Foley, AL.
I have received COUNTLESS photos of trees on cars over the last few days. pic.twitter.com/d0yOoqsxIg
— Spinks Megginson (@rzweather) September 19, 2020
It's hard to believe after what we've been through, but this is our first push of Fall air with a sprawling surface high pressure influencing the eastern U.S. We're averaging upper 60s to around 75F along the coast with a northeast flow! This is what we've been waiting for!
— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) September 19, 2020
#Beta is now forecast to make landfall in Texas. If it does so, it will be 9th named storm (tropical storms and #hurricanes) to have made landfall in continental US this year. This would tie 2020 with 1916 for most continental US landfalling named storms in a season on record. pic.twitter.com/X0zqvsCIFf
— Philip Klotzbach (@philklotzbach) September 19, 2020
