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Severe Storm Warning Fentress County

At 8:13 pm, a severe t-storm warning has been issued for Fentress County until 9:15 pm.

I’m not overly concerned with this storm but you need to go to your safe place as it approaches. This storm doesn’t look overly impressive on radar right now, but that could change quickly. The greatest risk is from a damaging wind gust. This portion of the warning doesn’t have much hail at this time. This is for those of you in the northern half of Fentress County (from Grimsley to Jamestown to Pall Mall and over to Allardt).

We remain under a severe t-storm watch until midnight.

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