Yeah with the system slowing down for Saturday, probably give Dixie and chance if one already lives here. Now it looks like Alabama could get going which has some terrain better than Georgia. However, Talladega National Forest? Please no, just no!
Proper Alabama terrain is north, preferably in the Tennessee River Valley; but, that's going to require some big time destabilization. Currently appears wedge front gets hung up central/southern Alabama, and with it the best juxtaposition of CAPE and shear.
Lead surface trough will be ongoing in southeast Georgia. No thanks. Low level wind will be more backed, but ongoing rain and blobs are not acceptable chase modes.
Back surface trough may work out of Alabama and/or intersect the wedge front. Much of that area will suffer veered off surface winds. Best area with decent wind direction looks to me unfortunately dreadful chase terrain South Bama.
They all keep southeast Georgia rain going through midday. NAM destabilizes the back trough area with hailers, assuming veered off. HRRR is way too bullish. ARWs seems reasonable, some potential but messy.
One thing about the back target is that visibility will probably be good after midday clearing. Also the storms may be more sculped than usual Dixie. However I have yet to see anything (including Day 2) that inspires me to chase.
We'll see how the 00Z stuff goes. I'm far more interested in the ARWs than the NAM or HRRR. ARWs been money in the South this year.