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"Below" These images are from the Lightning Monitor. The antenna detector is located approximately
4 miles NW of the base of Brasstown Bald Mountain. This is Real Time Lightning as received by the Northeast Georgia Weather
Center Lightning Antenna at the ideal height of 30 feet above the ground. Remember, if you can hear thunder, you are close enough
to be struck by lightning. Respecting lightning is a very sound idea. If you see a stroke number in the upper left hand corner
but do not see a plotted stroke, the cause is the actual stroke is outside the range of the current programmed coverage area. Remember
to refresh the images periodically as the images do not self refresh. Notice:
NEGAWX is concentrating on lightning stokes that adversely affect people. Cloud to ground lightning is one nature's
greatest killers and destroyers of personal property. Lightning, other than
cloud to ground strokes, has been temporarily turned off.
 The + is the location of the lightning detector. center>
 Counters BR Soft>
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"Below" Please find a Storm Analysis (Storm make up) that is generated at the NE Georgia
Mountain Weather Center, Union County, Georgia. This map changes continually as storms build and fade. If
there are no storms, the computer may not generate images. The symbol + is the location of the lightning detector
and is 3 miles SSW of Young Harris, Georgia.
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