Mark Melvin Resigns As Oconee's Deputy Fire Chief
Mark Melvin Resigns As Oconee's Deputy Fire Chief
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Wednesday weather
Woven cautiously, Daniel J. Matthews, Jr. Subject: FW: Wednesday weather Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2011 16:18:58 -0400 From: jsanders@cityofwatkinsville.com From: Mark Melvin [mailto:mmelvin@oconee.ga.us] Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2011 2:31 PM Subject: Wednesday weather All, Once again the National Weather Service has predicted that our area is at a slight risk for severe weather. It is forecasted that storms will reach the Oconee County area around midnight this evening and be out of the area by 3 a.m. These storms can produce tornados, destructive winds and large hail. It appears we will receive about an inch of rain with this storm. With that being said, we still have a threat of strong thunderstorms (Supercell storms) this afternoon/evening. These storms are capable of damaging winds, lighting and hail. Please be aware of changing weather conditions and be safe. Mark Mark A. Melvin Deputy Fire Chief Oconee County Fire Rescue P.O. Box 145
Monday afternoon weather
The new Watkinsville email alerts went out today in preparation of the storm coming this way. Good to know it is working. Now hide the email addresses in the BCC part of the emails Woven brightly, Daniel J. Matthews, Jr. From: Joe Walter Sent: Monday, February 28, 2011 3:25 PM To: Julie Sanders Subject: FW: Monday afternoon weather Oconee County has been placed under a Tornado Watch unitl 7 p.m. this evening. It is predicted that the storms will reach our area at 6 p.m. Please be aware of changing weather conditions. Mark A. Melvin Deputy Fire Chief Oconee County Fire Rescue P.O. Box 145 Watkinsville, GA 30677 (706) 310 3600 ________________________________ (mchannell@oconeek12.ga.us) Subject: Monday afternoon weather Good Morning, As many of you already know there is a Severe Weather Threat for Oconee County this afternoon. It is forec...