Jeff - I was up in White County, GA when the remnants of Opal came through back in the mid 90's. The winds knocked our power out for days, and besides the wind itself all you could hear were snapping pine trees.
Of course now I'm a half-mile from the Gulf of Mexico...and I won't stick around for the sights and sounds.
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