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Weather Channel’s 2018 Virtual Video of Storm Surge
      Sat Aug 31 2019 12:41 AM

This is for anyone who missed or have seen The Weather Channel’s 2018 Virtual Video of Storm Surge. It’s worth viewing again. It terrified me as this slab lot we purchased on the Mississippi Gulf Coast got hit with a 32 foot storm surge during Katrina!

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=x7mt2gJx5b0



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