So did that Sunday storm ever get to Augusta

if yes , what time? and would had been play be canceled

Friday’s suspension and then re-start was like getting the death penalty and then pardoned! The golf from 5 pm to 8 pm Friday was surreal

Hit when Tiger made his bogey putt on 18.

By the time they were ready for the presentation outside, it was pouring rain.

Yes. I was watching the radar to see. It would have really effected the outcome. An early finisher like Cantalay would have run away with it as the last groups would have been playing in some nasty stuff, if at all.

The meteorologists in Atlanta received multiple death threats because they cut into coverage for tornado warnings.

https://www.thestate.com/entertainment/tv/article229295714.html

Yes, Golf Channel post game was live and it was pouring down around 4pm.

I live about 2 hours north and that band hit pretty hard. Augusta was spared a little longer than most. On radar there seemed to be a small break in the band and just west of Augusta right when they finished.

> @BiggErn said:

> I live about 2 hours north and that band hit pretty hard. Augusta was spared a little longer than most. On radar there seemed to be a small break in the band and just west of Augusta right when they finished.

The golfing gods held the weather off, so we could get the magical finish.

> @BrianMcG said:

> Yes. I was watching the radar to see. It would have really effected the outcome. An early finisher like Cantalay would have run away with it as the last groups would have been playing in some nasty stuff, if at all.

>

> The meteorologists in Atlanta received multiple death threats because they cut into coverage for tornado warnings.

> https://www.thestate.com/entertainment/tv/article229295714.html

Yeah I live near Atlanta and my friends were posting online some hate. I was getting frustrated too because they kept repeating themselves for like 20 minutes. They were also making comments about how the tournament was not that important, so it was all just mixed emotions.

> @Socrates said:

> By the time they were ready for the presentation outside, it was pouring rain.

Apparently the golf gods were overcome with emotion at the site of Tiger's redemption moment, and the heavens opened up in empathy...

As per Stephanie Abrams from the Weather Channel:

"The storm went through about 5-ish."

> @BrianMcG said:

> Yes. I was watching the radar to see. It would have really effected the outcome. An early finisher like Cantalay would have run away with it as the last groups would have been playing in some nasty stuff, if at all.

>

> The meteorologists in Atlanta received multiple death threats because they cut into coverage for tornado warnings.

> https://www.thestate.com/entertainment/tv/article229295714.html

Yeah, I live in metro Atlanta, and I put up with the weather updates for about two minutes. Then I turned on my iPad, opened the Masters app, and airplayed the non-localized CBS feed to my TV. Problem solved.