The NOAA has released the 5:00 pm storm track update for Hurricane Dorian for August 30, and the projected storm cone shows a likely movement towards Jacksonville and Savannah.
According to the latest forecast, the most probable track for Dorian has it driving up the Eastern coast of Florida, and reaching Jacksonville around 2:00 pm on Wednesday, September 4.
This Saturday is the Skidaway Island Marathon! Get updates from RunSkidaway on their Facebook page.Yeah. Checking the course is a rough job. Mile 3 to 4 looks like this.
The Landings Landlovers is always planning fun events and activities to help neighbors meet and get involved. Be sure to put Games Day on your calendar for April 30!
skidawaytimes.com/event/landlovers-game-day/Save the DATE for Landlovers Games Day & Brunch Buffet
Gather your LL friends and neighbors!
Friday, April 30, 10 am-3 pm | Palmetto Clubhouse
Online Registration will be March 15 - April 15.
You can register for Games Day & Buffet, Corn Hole and Putting Contest, and purchase Pre-Sale Raffle Tickets.
Cancellations will be non-refundable.
Questions? Contact Eileen Yost at Eileenyrn@gmail.com or 973-255-0580.
Come to The Village Bar and Grille every Friday for live music from 6-8!
After tonight we will have live music on the first Friday of every month and scattered throughout the year! Thanks for sharing!!
The ever-popular trivia night!Test your knowledge at the next Trivia Night on Tuesday, February 22 at 6pm in Palmetto Clubhouse.
Tables will be socially distanced, and winners receive cash prizes!
Reservations are $40 per person. To make your reservations, contact Central Dining at 912.598.3535 or use the Club app!
Additional information from the Inkiops website:
“For the people of Georgia and South Carolina, this may not seem like a great evolution of the models, but certainly not freaking-out worthy yet. If you have a hurricane plan in place, that’s all you need to do at this point. Impacts for the Coastal Georgia area are still about 5 days away (next Wednesday or Thursday), and the potential track and intensity errors are large enough that it is a time to be vigilant, but not scared. The long-range runs I’ve looked at have tropical storm force winds along the coast (and the coastal flooding in usual places), but otherwise not severe damage. Given the slower speed of the storm, we’re still in the “watch and be wary” phase.”
http://www.enkiops.org/blog/2019/08/30/dorian-update-friday-evening-30-august-2019-ridges-and-steering/