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First Alert Forecast: Dry and pleasant week ahead
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Clear and dry conditions will stick around through the week with pleasant temperatures and crisp mornings. It’s going to be a beautiful stretch of weather!. Tonight: Crisp Conditions. Tonight will be crisp with morning lows in the 40s for most and in...
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Hotlanta Sizzles at 87 Before Cold Front Brings Fall Chill
Atlanta is waking Wednesday under clear skies near 63 degrees, but the city is headed for another warm, rain-free afternoon with a high around 87. Patchy dense fog may linger in low-lying spots this morning before burning off around 10 a.m., giving way to bright sunshine. Sunny, Warm Weather Holds...
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High temperatures continuing across Georgia, but relief in sight
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Meteorologist 'understands frustration' of tornado warning coverage during UGA game
When a tornado warning was issued for Butts and Jasper counties Saturday night, WSB-TV in Atlanta broke into its programming to provide information that could affect some of its viewers. It did so in the second quarter of Georgia football ’s top 10 matchup at Alabama that was airing on the ABC affiliate, a game the Bulldogs won 20-17. With Alabama down a field goal and driving with 40 seconds left in the first half, metrologist Ashley Kramlich appeared in studio in the right lower corner of the screen with a radar behind her and said she was sorry for breaking into the game, but was providing information for what she called a “life-threatening situation.” Viewers heard her updates on the track of the storm instead of the audio from Chris Fowler and Kirk Herbstreit from the game. Many were not happy. The action from the game was still shown prominently in a split screen while Kramlich gave updates for those living in the counties southeast of Atlanta. We don't make these decisions lightly, and we won't apologize for putting lives first. @wsbtv pic.twitter.com/CMH3A2tDhf — Ashley Kramlich (@AshleyKramlich) October 12, 2026 The tornado warning coverage lasted more than 16 minutes
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SpelHouse homecoming survives the storm
Hurricane Isaias forced a one-day postponement, but more than 19,000 attended Morehouse’s football game as alumni and students celebrated a cherished HBCU tradition. The weather threatened to wash out SpelHouse homecoming, but the celebration went on. Hurricane Isaias forced Morehouse College to postpone its Saturday homecoming football game against...