For those on the coast and marshes of the Frogmore Metroplex (Coastal GA/SC), a combination of onshore winds and normal full moon high tides are stacking up for some coastal flood advisories for the next few days:
Here’s the tide forecast at Fort Pulaski (31 miles southwest of Frogmore)
These are low level streamlines forecast from GFS tomorrow morning, you can see the high pressure over eastern Virginia is causing the winds to blow straight in to the coast. That pattern should persist for a couple of days, thus the advisories.
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