Georgia feeling the fall weather as nor'easter brings in dry air – cbsnews.com

Georgia feeling the fall weather as nor’easter brings in dry air  cbsnews.com

Georgia is not expected to receive either the rain or the winds from the nor’easter affecting the East Coast. Instead of those direct storm effects, the state is expected to experience cool, dry air associated with the system. The nor’easter’s effects in Georgia therefore differ from its effects on the East Coast: rain and winds are not expected in the state, while the cooler and drier air is expected to reach Georgia. The reported benefit for Georgia is the arrival of that cool, dry air, rather than the rain or winds connected with the East Coast storm.

The air reaching Georgia is described as cool and dry. This is the effect Georgia will feel from a nor’easter hitting the East Coast. Georgia will not feel the system’s rain or winds. Rather than bringing those storm effects to the state, the nor’easter is bringing cool, dry air. The difference between Georgia’s expected conditions and East Coast effects is that Georgia is expected to receive the air, not rain or wind.