Georgia (U.S. State — Hurricane Sarah impact region)

Georgia arrives as a humid, salt‑tinged pressure zone where Hurricane Sarah steers its fury. Highways pulse with FEMA rigs, Red Cross vehicles, and evacuation buses threading toward staging areas; the air tastes of diesel and rain. Radar blots the map in warning red while coastal gusts drum on tin roofs and inland communities brace for surge. Political teams marshal resources, coordinate with local officials, and wrestle media optics as logistical triage and humanitarian urgency collide. The state feels immediate and tangible—wet, wind‑roughed, administratively fraught, and poised at the center of federal crisis response.