Masters 'assessing' impact of Hurricane Helene to course as Augusta, Ga., community suffers 'catastrophic' damage
At 5:37 a.m. on Sept. 27, National Weather Service equipment at Augusta Regional Airport, which sees a massive influx of private jets for the Masters each spring, recorded a hurricane-force wind gust of 82 mph. A short while later, observations from the location ceased, suggesting the monitoring equipment had been rendered inoperable by the storm.
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Hurricane Helene ravaged parts of Florida as Category 4 storm, then moved on to Georgia, destroying homes, causing flash ...
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