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shc00: 1 year ago

Could a hurricane reach Tennessee

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thecat530: 1 year ago

Seeing that Tennessee is hundreds of miles inland, and that the nearest ocean is in North Carolina, no, the odds of a hurricane itself hitting Tennessee are slim to none. Some rain from the storm may occur, but the actual hurricane itself would not.

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superduty07: 1 year ago via Android

it would not be a hurricane. the effects would be a tropical depression or a tropical storm with high winds and rain

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Tony737: 1 year ago

Exactly right

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Archangel1114: 1 year ago

Yes.

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JillianMcMahon: 1 year ago

A hurricane can reach anywhere. It's mother nature.

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TexasDogMom: 1 year ago

A hurricane cannot reach anywhere. Once it hits land, it rapidly loses strength, dumps its rain, and disappears.

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JillianMcMahon: 1 year ago

Ok what is with you and always correcting me???

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TexasDogMom: 1 year ago

I don't recall ever seeing your name before. I happen to think it's important that we answer questions with the right answer, that's all. If we don't know the answer for sure, we should either look it up, or don't answer at all.

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