“It’s turning out to see, I just watched the latest radar, my bet is no serious damage in the US.”
I take it you mean it’s turning out to sea.
I thought I also saw some indication it made a fairly sharp turn right (to the East). Let’s hope it continues that way.
From your lips to God’s ear.
Unfortunately, the latest update from NOAA does not have it turning out to sea until Well into Georgia. They are predicting it will travel right alongside the coast, and they are concerned that the “wall” of the eye will by riding along the coast. The wall of the eye is where conditions are the worst in any hurricane, and they are concerned that the hurricane will be carrying a lot of sea water as well as rain. That combined with tides can cause what is described in the PP linked at the first post.
IOW, the worst case scenario according to the information they have now is so dire—I have never seen anything like this predicted—that they really want people to leave so they will be safe.