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As the most powerful hurricane in Atlantic history approaches Florida, projection maps have me thinking we may experience the remnants. These paths of heading up into the Great Lakes before drifting off to the east have happened in the past resulting in heavy rain and kicking up some tornados along the way. Thoughts?
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Latest model runs have the remnants running into a brick wall across the Tennessee / Ohio Valley, similar to what Harvey did.
But of course, you never really know.
Harvey reached the Miami River valley.
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I remember when Katrina weather made it up here, it rained for days:
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