Every forecast across Coastal Georgia, highway-clear.
Official National Weather Service forecasts for Savannah and Coastal Georgia — ten counties along the marsh and the barrier islands, from Tybee and Pooler south through Richmond Hill and Darien to Brunswick, the Golden Isles and St. Marys.
Every Georgia region shares one system — the same maps, the same live radar, the same climate record. The Georgia Bight curves inward here, which is exactly why the surge runs so high — the coast catches water and pushes it up the tidal rivers, and Savannah's tides are the largest in the South Atlantic. Matthew, Irma and Dorian all made that clear inside four years.