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#Sally continues its slow & dangerous trek inland. With max sustained winds at 105 mph, it remains a Cat 2 storm, battering the Gulf Coast with hurricane-force winds and heavy rain.

Sally's northern eyewall has made it onshore; landfall is expected w/in the next 1-2 hours or so Image
Several feet of storm surge is likely as winds from #Sally push water onshore. Image
Catastrophic and life-threatening flooding also continues as slow-moving #Sally drops inches of rain across portions of the Gulf Coast states. Several inches of rain, perhaps localized amounts of 20"+, is yet to come. Image
Inland flooding remains a huge concern. Flood and flash flood watches have been extended up into southeastern Virginia.

We're up early with you to continue our live coverage of #Sally. ImageImage

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