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NOAA Weather Radio
KIH24: Tallahassee, FLWWF88: Salem, FL
WWF86: Eastpoint, FL
WXK53: Pelham, GA
WXM79: Hahira, GA
KZZ70: Blakely, GA
KWN50: Ashburn, GA
WNG63: Sneads, FL
KEB97: Lake City, FL
What Is a Severe Thunderstorm?
- Wind Gusts: greater than 58 mph
- Hail: equal to or larger than pennies
- A Tornado of any strength
*Lots of lightning and heavy rain do not make a thunderstorm "severe." It must have one or more of the things listed above.*
