Some eight years ago a tornado tore through the Atlanta area. Downtown was mostly undamaged, but flying debris took out a lot of windows. The tall, round Westin Peachtree Plaza was particularly affected. The curved replacement windows had to be specially manufactured, so the hotel sat there looking like this for quite some time.
This is the city hall of Norcross, Georgia. Window panes are flat on this rotunda.
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I remember being there not long after it happened – it as an eerie scene. Most of the tall buildings near the CNN Center had plywood in place of knocked out windows. I don’t know if anyone was seriously injured from that storm…I certainly hope not.
I don’t recall any reports of injuries. We had minor damage to our house. Others were less fortunate.
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