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

The nor’easter is hitting the East Coast, but Georgia is described separately from the places experiencing its rain and winds. The reported effect in the state is not rain or wind from the storm. Instead, Georgia is expected to receive cool, dry air that the report describes as a benefit. The available evidence identifies that air as the weather change associated with the system’s influence on Georgia. The report characterizes the cool, dry air as a benefit for Georgia. It does not place the state among locations expected to experience the nor’easter’s rain and winds; instead, it limits the described local influence to the arrival of cool, dry air.

That distinction separates Georgia’s conditions from the storm’s East Coast effects, according to the report. The account provides no further information on timing, locations within the state, expected amounts of rain or wind, or other weather effects beyond the cool, dry conditions connected to the system in the available evidence provided.