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Loc: Hattiesburg,MS (31.3N 89.3W)
First week of May
      #94965 - Wed May 07 2014 12:32 AM

While we are at least 3 weeks from the Atlantic Hurricane season we still have time to prepare. Recent flash and river flooding in the NW Florida Panhandle and Southern Alabama has left many homes damaged and many roads washed out.

Plan now on an alternate route to leave your home, school and work. Leave early before the water levels cut off your escape route.

While the brewing system in the E Pacific is in another storm basin the remnants are forecast to move towards the Northern Gulf Coast during Friday and Saturday.

Various rainfall amounts are forecast from the GFS' 1-2 inches the the Euro's 2-4 inches.

Remember Turn around don't drown.

Edited by danielw (Wed May 07 2014 12:34 AM)

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