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Wow first severe wind gusts in a long time. No doubt 55mph+ here. Still have power but surely trees are down around here.
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Severe WX Severe Weather Threats 3/9-3/10 2017 (Thursday-Friday)
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Numerous trees were blown down/ roofs damaged in Douglas county and Douglasville, Georgia between 3:30-4:00 am, including many in the old neighborhood where I grew up/ lived from 1968-2010 (8498 Estelle Street/ 8626 Melrose Circle). Trying to find out if either of the two homes I lived in during that time period suffered any damage.
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NWS Huntsville issued a LSR this morning indicating they found signs of an EF-1 tornado from the March 9 storms in the Lynchburg, TN area.
http://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=HUN&issuedby=HUN&product=LSR
1155 PM TORNADO 5 ENE LYNCHBURG 35.30N 86.28W
03/09/2017 MOORE TN NWS STORM SURVEY
AN EF-1 TORNADO WITH MAXIMUM WIND SPEED OF
100 MPH, PATH LENGTH OF 5.18 MILES, AND PATH
WIDTH OF 320 YARDS.
http://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=HUN&issuedby=HUN&product=LSR
1155 PM TORNADO 5 ENE LYNCHBURG 35.30N 86.28W
03/09/2017 MOORE TN NWS STORM SURVEY
AN EF-1 TORNADO WITH MAXIMUM WIND SPEED OF
100 MPH, PATH LENGTH OF 5.18 MILES, AND PATH
WIDTH OF 320 YARDS.