Another round of severe weather moved through parts of Georgia Sunday night, leaving some damage in north and western portions of the state. Officials in Cherokee County report some damage to homes, with downed trees and power lines from high winds. In the Columbus-area, some homes there sustained what was termed "major damage" by the the National Weather Service. Forecasters have not yet determined whether any of the damage reported came from tornadoes. The storms also brought heavy downpours of rain, with a wide swath of counties reported hail.
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Monday, April 20, 2009
Georgia Hit By Severe Weather
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Edgar Treiguts
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4/20/2009 08:35:00 AM
Labels: Cherokee County, Columbus, Georgia, severe weather, tornadoes