BHS1975
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Looks like she's jogging back on a due west track.
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Is the live show tonight, with JBWhere is Webber ???? Class can wait
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Yeah that track all the rain anf gusts soft pines central GA thru Atl would be looking at significant lcoal flooding and lot of power outages not gonna make for fun few dayThe Euro is an absolute nightmare for the I-75 corridor, heck, all the way to Atlanta. I don't think the millions living in the Atlanta metro are thinking about 60+ mph gusts in this part of the state.
I-75 or I-95? Not a lot of distance between the two in Florida, but a world of difference in impacts.
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That eye would go right over my house in West Georgia if the Euro track played out geez the rain and wind gusts
Thanks for sharing, it was an interesting read. Ironically I saw the following article below posted on the right side of this one.For those who don't remember Opal
http://www.ajc.com/news/local/photo...a-years-ago-this-week/jjvSl6EZx8KjNRP05DUl3H/
Me too (in north central AL). Opal's winds howled for hours overnight. Surprisingly, the Huntsville metro area did not have significant damage or power outages.I was in east alabama for Opal it was pretty awful never seen so many trees and powerlines down
To this day remains the strongest hurricane I've seen only ivan comes close
Eps mean will be right down central Florida
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Everyman for himself, just like snowstorms in the south! But in this case, you really lose if you jackpot with the eye!Interesting run by the Euro! Saves my backyard and sadly destroys another person's backyard.
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