Hurricane Ida, which formed in the Caribbean and intensified to a category two hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson scale, moved north from the Caribbean across the central Gulf of Mexico and then inland along the U.S. Gulf coast near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th.  The remnants of the hurricane then moved east-northeast across southern Alabama and southern Georgia before moving off the east coast of the U.S. as a strong surface low pressure area.  Heavy rainfall, on the order of four to five inches, was common across north Georgia, with one to two inch amounts across central areas.  With the ground totally saturated from several prior months of heavy rainfall, widespread creek, stream, and river flooding was observed over a two to three day period.  Because the rain intensity was mostly moderate or less and extended over a period of 18-24 hours, flash flooding events were isolated, with most of the flood events being of the creek, stream, and river flood nature.
The small wind core of Hurricane Ida and its track across land significantly reduced the wind effects of this system on north and central Georgia.  Winds were generally in the 15 to 20 mph range with a few stronger gusts.  Only Banks county in northeast Georgia observed any wind damage, where a few trees and power lines were blown down.

Tropical Storm in BUTTS, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in SUMTER, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in CHATTAHOOCHEE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in FANNIN, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in WEBSTER, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in TALIAFERRO, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in JACKSON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in BLECKLEY, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in MUSCOGEE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in CATOOSA, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in EMANUEL, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in STEWART, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in FLOYD, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in WHITE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in HOUSTON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in WASHINGTON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in JEFFERSON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in MURRAY, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in CARROLL, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in NORTH FULTON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in SPALDING, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in FAYETTE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in TALBOT, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in FORSYTH, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in WARREN, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in JASPER, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in WHEELER, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in JOHNSON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in NEWTON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in OCONEE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in CHATTOOGA, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in TELFAIR, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in LAURENS, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Flood in MONROE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 22:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 00:30:00 (EST-5)
Location: BOX ANKLE
Flood cause: Heavy Rain
Property damage: 15.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

The Monroe County Emergency Management Director reported flooding in many areas of the county.  Several dirt roads were washed out in low-lying areas by swollen creeks and streams.  Some of the roads damaged and closed included Smith Road, Ebenezer Road, Marshall Road, Tredwell Road, and English Road.  A Forsyth resident had to be rescued from flood waters at the intersection of Marshall Road and Old Brent Road.  Swift flowing water was over one foot deep at the time of this event.  Some of the roads remained closed for several days.  Damage to culvert pipes and roads was estimated to be $15,000.

Tropical Storm in PIKE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in COWETA, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in PULASKI, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in MORGAN, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in TWIGGS, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in BARTOW, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in SOUTH FULTON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in DE KALB, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in DOOLY, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in WALTON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in BARROW, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in HEARD, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in BALDWIN, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in DODGE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in MONTGOMERY, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in CRISP, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in HARRIS, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in SCHLEY, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in HARALSON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in MONROE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in WALKER, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in MERIWETHER, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in ROCKDALE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in BIBB, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in PUTNAM, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in UPSON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in DOUGLAS, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in UNION, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in HENRY, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in GILMER, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in WILCOX, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in PEACH, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in CLAYTON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in TREUTLEN, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in HALL, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in JONES, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in TOOMBS, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in GREENE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Flood in LAMAR, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 21:45:00 to 11-NOV-09 00:30:00 (EST-5)
Location: FIVE PTS
Flood cause: Heavy Rain
Property damage: 10.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Newspaper

The Herald Gazette of Barnesville reported that Potato Creek on the west side of the county experienced minor flooding.  A 10-acre pond on U.S. Highway 41 in Redbone failed and flooded adjacent areas.  Only adjacent agricultural areas were affected.  Damages were mostly a result of the dam failure and associated debris removal.

Flood in BUTTS, GEORGIA
From 11-NOV-09 08:00:00 to 12-NOV-09 11:00:00 (EST-5)
Location: FINCHERVILLE
Flood cause: Heavy Rain
Property damage: 1.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

The Butts County Emergency Management Director reported that portions of Lucy Lane and Lunsford Road were covered with water much of the day and closed.  The flooding was a result of high water from the South River at Snapping Shoals.  The river crested at 12.9 feet with flood stage at 12.0 feet.  Damage was confined to minor debris removal from the affected roads.

Tropical Storm in MADISON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in OGLETHORPE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in CHEROKEE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in WILKES, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in LUMPKIN, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Flood in HARALSON, GEORGIA
From 11-NOV-09 05:42:00 to 11-NOV-09 22:30:00 (EST-5)
Location: HOOPER
Flood cause: Heavy Rain
Property damage: 2.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: River/Stream Gage

The USGS stream gage on the Little Tallapoosa River near Tallapoosa reached its flood stage of 16.0 feet at 642 am EDT and remained in flood until 1130 pm EDT.  Damage was confined to minor debris removal adjacent to the river.

Strong Wind in BANKS, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 13:58:00 to 10-NOV-09 15:58:00 (EST-5)
Magnitude: 30.00 EG
Property damage: 3.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Emergency Manager

The Banks County Emergency Management Director reported that four trees and two power lines were down as a result of gusty winds associated with the remnants of Hurricane Ida and totally saturated ground.

Tropical Storm in POLK, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in BANKS, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in TAYLOR, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in GLASCOCK, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in PICKENS, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in COBB, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in TROUP, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in CRAWFORD, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in WHITFIELD, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in LAMAR, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in CLARKE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in TOWNS, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in GWINNETT, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in DAWSON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in HANCOCK, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in PAULDING, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in GORDON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in WILKINSON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in MACON, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in DADE, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Tropical Storm in MARION, GEORGIA
From 10-NOV-09 05:00:00 to 11-NOV-09 05:00:00 (EST-5)
Property damage: 0.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: Official NWS Observations

Hurricane Ida moved inland near Mobile, Alabama early on the 10th and then tracked east-northeast across southern Alabama, southern Georgia, and the Florida Panhandle before emerging off the east coast as a strong low pressure system.  The remnants of the hurricane combined with a cold air wedge across north Georgia to bring abundant Atlantic and Gulf moisture into the region.  Twelve to 18-hour rainfall totals of 4-5 inches across north Georgia aggrevated totally saturated soils from an on of the wettest September and October periods on record to result in widespread creek, stream, and river flooding.  The generaly light to moderate intensity of the rainfall and its persistence over a long period of time resulted in limited flash flooding.  Damages from Hurricane Ida to Georgia were confined to minor flooding, mostly adjacent to rivers, creeks, and streams.  Some locations experienced flooding subsequently for several days.  Only 15 to 20 mph winds with some gusts to 25 mph were observed with the remnants of Ida as the tightly concentric wind field weakened rapidly with the inland movement.  In addition, no tornadoes were observed with the remnants of Ida as it tracked across the region.  Total damages from Ida within the Peachtree City, Georgia forecast area were well less than $100,000.

Flash Flood in DADE, GEORGIA
From 11-NOV-09 00:13:00 to 11-NOV-09 03:30:00 (EST-5)
Location: TATUM
Flood cause: Heavy Rain
Property damage: 2.00K
Crop damage: 0.00K
Reported by: River/Stream Gage

The USGS stream gage on Lookout Creek at New England reached its flood stage of 12.0 feet.  This resulted in minor flooding adjacent to the creek.  Damage was confined to minor debris removal in these areas.