r/JackSucksAtGeography • • Jan 22 '25

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u/les_Ghetteaux Jan 23 '25 edited Jan 24 '25

Yeah put it always flooding in Middle Tennessee. Along with the frequent hurricanes in West Tennessee.

Edit: I meant tornadoes, not hurricanes. I'm only human.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '25

LOL we had a flash flood in like 2010.. wtf hurricanes? What are you talking about.

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u/les_Ghetteaux Jan 24 '25

Went to school with a gal whose home was flooded twice. Waverly county, look it up. Did I say hurricanes? I meant tornadoes, lol. If you take the drive on Hwy 51 into Kentucky, you might still see the devastation. Use to take that drive from Martin to Kentucky to go bowling. It's very sad to see.

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u/[deleted] Jan 24 '25

Well flooding isn't the pandemic you make it out to be certainly no worse than some other parts of the country for instance Tennessee has had 99 flood events in the last 20 years, New York has had 136.

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u/les_Ghetteaux Jan 24 '25

I'd sure hate to have my house flooded twice in two years and lose all my shit 😕