Damage from Hurricane Michael in southwest Georgia. (Courtesy of Bill Custer)
Growing up about 100 miles from the Gulf Coast, Atlanta litigator Bill Custer recalled that hurricanes tended to fizzle into more benign tropical storms by the time they reached his hometown of Bainbridge.
Hurricane Michael, however, was completely different. As the storm suddenly intensified last week, he raced to be with his parents in the southwest Georgia city and decided their best bet was to hunker down in a kitchen, away from the biggest trees near their house.
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