Savannah, GA – Halloween weekend could bring stronger coastal winds to southeastern Georgia, with federal forecasters highlighting a potential high wind hazard along portions of the Atlantic coastline as October ends and November begins.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, its extended hazards outlook issued Thursday, Oct. 22, highlights high wind potential along portions of the southeastern Atlantic coast during the Oct. 30–Nov. 5 forecast period.
The regional concern makes Savannah, Chatham County and nearby coastal communities worth monitoring. However, the outlook does not confirm damaging wind gusts in Savannah or establish that the strongest winds will arrive on Halloween…