Storm data and unusual weather phenomena.(ALABAMA-ATLANTIC OCEAN)

From: Storm Data | Date: July 1, 2006 | Copyright information 
 
Storm Data and Unusual Weather Phenomena 
 
July 2006 
 
                              Time       Path      Path 
                              Local/     Length    Width 
Location               Date   Standard   (Miles)   (Yards) 
 
ALABAMA, Central 
 
ALZ039>040-042-        Marengo--Dallas--Lowndes--Montgomery--Macon-- 
044>050                Bullock--Lee--Russell--Pike--Barbour 
 
                       11     07000ST 
                       31     2359CST 
 
                       A...

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