ah, don't worry bill. ssts around 80F in georgia coastal waters.. so anything strong would probably be on the slide when it comes in...? unless bastardi's perpendicular coast-strike gradient tightening comes into play...
well, i used to live in hinesville.. savannah hasn't taken a good hard lick since the 1800s, with an odd 1 or 2 every 20-30 years in the 20th century. sorry to say you guys are long overdue.
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