What does it mean to have four and a half lines on a wind flag? Would that be 45kts?
I just went to the sat image and sure enough the only place on the coast that still had winds of any consequence are Mobile County and the edge of the FL peninsula, and possibly Jackson Cty MS as well. They are still getting hammered with high onshore winds and rain after all this time.
Well now that I consider this is probably still true for the other 2 MS counties except it would be from the W instead of onshore.
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