Gusty west-northwest winds developed during the daytime hours due to a tight pressure gradient resulting from low pressure in the Great Lakes region. Winds gusted over 40 mph in many locations.
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Gusty west-northwest winds developed during the daytime hours due to a tight pressure gradient resulting from low pressure in the Great Lakes region. Winds gusted over 40 mph in many locations. The winds pushed a power pole over in the town of Cherokee in Colbert County.
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1 strong wind. Local standard time, as filed.
A power pole was leaned over due to gusty winds at 1745 8th Street in Cherokee.
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