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TROPICAL DEPRESSION GEORGES DISCUSSION NUMBER  57
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MIAMI FL
11 AM EDT TUE SEP 29 1998

GEORGES HAS CONTINUED TO SLOWLY WEAKEN AND SUSTAINED WINDS APPEAR TO
HAVE FINALLY FALLEN BELOW TROPICAL STORM STRENGTH.  THE CYCLONE IS
FORECAST TO REMAIN INLAND FOR ANOTHER DAY OR TWO...SO FURTHER
WEAKENING IS LIKELY.

GEORGES HAS BEEN MOVING SLOWLY NORTHEASTWARD...AROUND 5 KNOTS...AND
A CONTINUED SLOW MOTION IS PREDICTED.  HOWEVER SOME OF THE TRACK
MODELS INDICATE THAT THE LOW WILL EMERGE INTO THE WESTERN ATLANTIC. 
IF THIS HAPPENS...THERE IS A CHANCE FOR REGENERATION.  ANOTHER
POSSIBILITY IS THAT GEORGES REMNANTS COULD MERGE WITH THE COLD FRONT
THAT IS LIKELY TO MOVE OFF THE U.S. EAST COAST THURSDAY EVENING.

THE THREAT OF VERY HEAVY RAINS AND TORNADOES ASSOCIATED WITH GEORGES
CONTINUES.  RADAR AND SATELLITE SHOWS STRONG BANDS OF CONVECTION
PERSISTING OVER PORTIONS OF WESTERN FLORIDA...SOUTHERN ALABAMA AND
GEORGIA.

THIS IS THE LAST ADVISORY ISSUED BY THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER ON
GEORGES...UNLESS REGENERATION OCCURS.  FUTURE INFORMATION ON THIS
SYSTEM CAN BE FOUND IN STORM SUMMARIES THAT WILL BE ISSUED BY THE
HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER IN WASHINGTON...STARTING AT
NOON CDT...UNDER WMO HEADER WWUS37 KWBC AND AFOS HEADER NFDSCCNS2. 

PASCH
 
FORECAST POSITIONS AND MAX WINDS
 
INITIAL     29/1500Z 31.1N  87.9W    30 KTS...INLAND
12HR VT     30/0000Z 31.2N  87.0W    30 KTS...INLAND
24HR VT     30/1200Z 31.4N  86.0W    25 KTS...INLAND
36HR VT     01/0000Z 31.7N  85.0W    25 KTS...INLAND...DISSIPATING

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