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Looks like the storm might pass right between Atlanta and Athens.  

Might be Cat 1 here.  

Steady rain.  16 mph wind.  Not much.

I looked at the radar, the storm passed us during the night, so I slept through whatever happened.  It's supposed to clear up in a couple hours, which will be nice.  I don't see any trees down around me.  Traffic is very light.

I happen to be starting my weekend in Atlanta.

Flying in direct from California yeaterday, I was surprised they let us lift off because while we were taxi-ing the tarmac the pilots got on the intercom and announced that once we take off we might get diverted away from Atlanta. In other words, taking off without clear landing.

As we neared Atlanta the last 30 minutes were very bumpy. Lots of rain overnight. The airport’s Hilton location where I am spending the first night filled up with travelers stranded by canceled outbound flights.

Just trying to help 

Before the storm, the Taylor County Sheriff’s Office warned people who did not evacuate to write their contact information on either an arm or leg so that victims could be identified once the hurricane passed.

"If you or someone you know chose not to evacuate, PLEASE write your name, birthday and important information on your arm or leg in A PERMANENT MARKER so that you can be identified and family notified," the sheriff’s office said.

Wow.. How hard did your area get hit Badge? 

We got about a 7' storm surge, so some of the houses/condos closer to the water got close to or barely submerged. We sit at 14' so no issues for us. We had a little landscape damage, and my neighbor lost a gutter and a few downspouts. 

No damage to my home. I turned it into a fortress after Ian came through. 

Did not lose power. The power company did a great job fortifying the grid after Ian forced a complete rebuild.