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Madeline Hunt

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Morning News Anchor & Investigative Reporter at @wtoc11 | California raised, South Georgia living 🍑 | Proud @ucla & @columbiajourn alum
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Sensing the Sounds from Earth’s Hazardous Environments

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By Jeffrey Johnson, Jacob F. Anderson, Madeline Hunt
| AGU's Eos
Thirty years ago, the blockbuster movie Twister featured a group of academics putting themselves at risk by chasing tornadoes in the name of science. Although the Hollywood story entailed a surfeit of sensationalism, special effects, and unrealistic stereotypes, the movie got a few things right. Specifically, the scientists were trying to study tornadoes using a large number of spatially distributed, home-built, low-cost (and potentially sacrificial) sensors.
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Asked & Answered: What is Effingham County doing to address Low Ground Rd dangers?

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By Madeline Hunt
| WTOC-TV (Savannah, GA) Verified
Effingham County, Ga. (WTOC) - Rough Roads in Effingham County! So rough that people are concerned for their safety when driving on Low Ground Road in the greater Guyton area. Miss Serrenna and many others from Effingham wrote in to WTOC saying the torn-up road is dangerous and causing expensive damage to peoples’ vehicles. She says Low Ground has been poorly maintained for many years.
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ASKED & ANSWERED: Will the recreational red snapper season get extended?

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By Madeline Hunt
| WTOC-TV (Savannah, GA) Verified
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Fishermen, listen up! 2026 could mean big changes for red snapper! The South Atlantic Fishery Management Council heard a proposal Wednesday on a new three-year pilot plan to expand Georgia’s recreational red snapper fishing season. Georgia along with the Carolinas and Florida are also asking that control over the red snapper fishery be transferred from the federal level to the states.
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