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WTOC Jamie Ertle

@wtocjamie

Meteorologist & Mommy, storyteller; UCF & MS State; ⛳️ 🎶 Sunshine on My Shoulder and a Song in My Heart!🎶

 Savannah, GA
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Sprinkles at sunset..."Laughter through tears is my favorite emotion" ~ Dolly Parton (Steel Magnolias)
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Frost more likely on Sunday morning away from the islands. #firstfrost #frost #coldsnap
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Possible frost west of I-95 Saturday morning. Winds may prevent it but better safe than sorry!
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@NWSAtlantaNov 6
Last night a 1 in 1000 Year Rainfall Event occurred over Blue Ridge, GA. Both the 12-hour rainfall amount of 11.19 in and the 6-hour rainfall amount of 10.28 in exceeded the 1 in 1000 year rainfall event mark during their respective time frames per the NOAA Atlas 14. #gawx
NWS Peachtree City infographic titled "1 in 1000 Year Rainfall Event". A radar map shows an intense bullseye over north Georgia (centered near Blue Ridge) with 7 to 11+ inches of rain. A table lists 24-hour rainfall reports: 2 NW Blue Ridge: 11.19" (UGA) Higdon: 9.08" (HADS) 2 S Mineral Bluff: 8.40" (HADS) 4 N Mineral Bluff: 7.57" (COCORAHS) 1 N Colwell: 6.38" (COCORAHS) 2 W Nottely Dam: 6.24" (APRSWXNET/CWOP) Nottely Dam to Young Harris: 3.41"–4.58" Text notes: Per NOAA Atlas 14, the 12-hour total of 11.19" and 6-hour total of 10.28" exceed a 1-in-1,000-year rainfall event (the maximum extrapolation available). It notes rainfall event rates differ from flooding interval rates, which USGS will survey

ALT NWS Peachtree City infographic titled "1 in 1000 Year Rainfall Event". A radar map shows an intense bullseye over north Georgia (centered near Blue Ridge) with 7 to 11+ inches of rain. A table lists 24-hour rainfall reports: 2 NW Blue Ridge: 11.19" (UGA) Higdon: 9.08" (HADS) 2 S Mineral Bluff: 8.40" (HADS) 4 N Mineral Bluff: 7.57" (COCORAHS) 1 N Colwell: 6.38" (COCORAHS) 2 W Nottely Dam: 6.24" (APRSWXNET/CWOP) Nottely Dam to Young Harris: 3.41"–4.58" Text notes: Per NOAA Atlas 14, the 12-hour total of 11.19" and 6-hour total of 10.28" exceed a 1-in-1,000-year rainfall event (the maximum extrapolation available). It notes rainfall event rates differ from flooding interval rates, which USGS will survey

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Two degrees shy of a record 85° last reached in 2012.
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Treat or Trick? Do you like 80s for Halloween? 👻 🎃
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There's still a chance for some showers Halloween. Looks like the Lowcountry stays dry and south of I-16 could get a little a wet. Not a lot, but still….
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Wreck reported on the I-16 WB ramp to I-95 northbound. I-95 is backed up from I-16 to 204. I-16 WB is backed up past Chatham Pkwy.
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Wonderful perspective of the #HuntersMoon rise in Bluffton! Thanks Jason All for sharing!
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Sunday morning tide "under performed" and peaked at 9.68'. We'll still watch for King Tides and flooding Monday and Tuesday morning.
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Happy Birthday to a Savannah legend, Lt. John White. He is a Marine Corps veteran of WWII. He later worked for SPD becoming the first sworn in African American officer in Georgia. He was one of "The Original Nine", the first nine black officers who worked for the SPD.
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@UCFKnightsOct 24
THE HIGHEST RANKED WIN IN PROGRAM HISTORY
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#TrafficAdvisory (HAMPTON COUNTY) Units are responding for a reported brush fire on Interstate 95 in the vicinity of Exit 38. Proceed with caution. Additional updates to follow. #YemasseeSC #YemasseePD @WSAV @WJCLNews @WTGSFOX28 @TrafficWTOC @SCDOTLowCountry @Live5Traffic – at Ridgeland, SC
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Heading to or from Bluffton? A wreck on Okatie Hwy near Heritage Pkwy has shut the road in both ways. You can see Law Enforcement blocking traffic heading out of Bluffton at the roundabout.
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America’s newest national park is rock solid! Chiricahua is officially our 64th national park. Welcome to the "Wonderland of Rocks."
Lightning strikes beneath dark storm clouds over the rocky landscape of Chiricahua. Green vegetation surrounds clusters of towering rock formations, with a pink glow along the distant horizon.

ALT Lightning strikes beneath dark storm clouds over the rocky landscape of Chiricahua. Green vegetation surrounds clusters of towering rock formations, with a pink glow along the distant horizon.

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Wreck near the intersection of HWY 278 and Simmonsville Rd in Bluffton. Left lane is blocked going towards Bluffton.
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SPACEX launch 🚀 Monday (10/19) 6:30am! Let me know if you see it!
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We hit 88° for the fourth day straight! A 20 degree temperature drop for our highs this weekend!
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Wreck northbound I-95 just prior to the airport exit (109) in Pooler/Savannah.
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The hits keep comin'! More of us drop to the 40s Sunday morning!
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