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Hope All Is Well In Alabama

Posted January 13, 20232 yr

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@siteunseen Saw on the news that Alabama has had some dicey weather with massive tornados. Hope all is well!

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I live in the Northern Alabama area, at the beginning or end of the Appalachian Mountains. Luckily the worst weather always happens farther down where there's no mountains. They get hit pretty bad by tornadoes as you've seen on the news. Bad rain and some wind was all that happened around here.

Thanks for reaching out and sorry I haven't replied sooner.

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January 14, 20232 yr

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It's always smart to use caution when there's a Storm warning for your area.

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I live in the Northern Alabama area, at the beginning or end of the Appalachian Mountains. Luckily the worst weather always happens farther down where there's no mountains. They get hit pretty bad by

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