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March 11th, 2020 |
Dawn Rye | Writer
During last week’s Turner County commissioners meeting, Emergency Manager Brad Georgeson said spring would possibly come in like a lamb and what is going to happen at the end is what has him concerned. He explained with current conditions the county would see minor flooding. Georgeson discussed the percentiles of the rivers. He said with the moisture the temperatures have been above average.
“I’m fully expecting some minor flooding and some rain,” commented Georgeson.
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