Published on: June 8, 2008 at 6:12 PM
We thought storms would be isolated today, and they have been. Really isolated.
If you look east, you can see them clearly.
One is in Cherokee County near Centre. The other is approaching Glencoe in Etowah County.
Movement is NNW at just 10 mph.
Just starting to see lightning in the Etowah storm. The Cherokee storm is more mature….and is producing more lightning.
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