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Southeast Atlanta family displaced after tree damages roof during storm
A massive tree branch damaged the roof of a Southeast Atlanta home during Saturday night storms, forcing a family out of their house. The falling branch destroyed multiple bedrooms and struck the electrical mast, prompting Georgia Power to cut off electricity to the unsafe structure. Homeowner Brandie Palmer is raising...
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Nor'easter bringing cool, fall weather to Georgia at last
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Metro Atlanta sees massive drop in temperatures as fall moves in
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Fall Feels: Crisp, Cooler Air Settling Across North Georgia
ATLANTA — The long-awaited first taste of autumn is finally arriving across north Georgia, bringing refreshing relief from the late-summer warmth. A strong wedge of high pressure is banking against the Appalachians, driving noticeably drier and cooler air into North Georgia. As moisture levels drop, a blanket of lower clouds will push across the area, keeping daytime temperatures held down in the 70s for most communities on Thursday, with higher elevations holding in the 60s.
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First Alert Chief Meteorologist Jennifer Valdez, Meteorologist Ella Dorsey changing shifts
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Severe storm threat: Damaging winds, large hail, and rain treks through North Georgia
Parts of metro Atlanta and North Georgia are under a Level 1 severe weather risk. The main threats are damaging wind gusts of up to 60 mph and hail as large as a dime. The risk extends from LaGrange and Griffin northward through portions of Morgan, Madison and Oglethorpe counties. Here is the latest from the FOX 5 Storm Team.
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Wednesday morning forecast
The first full day of fall will bring a mix of weather across north Georgia. Clouds and a breezy northeast wind will keep areas near and east of Atlanta cooler, with a few light showers possible. Farther west and northwest, more sunshine could help spark afternoon thunderstorms; storms from around Rome and Dalton into parts of Fannin and Gilmer counties could produce strong winds, hail and heavy rain. Most areas will stay dry, with a high near 80 degrees Wednesday. Cooler, less humid air arrives Thursday, followed by sunshine Friday and morning lows in the 50s.
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Nashville, Knoxville, Atlanta, Birmingham and Charlotte Face Isolated Damaging Wind Threat This Afternoon as a Cold Front Sparks Storms From Mississippi Into Western Virginia
ATLANTA, GEORGIA — There could be isolated damaging winds this afternoon as scattered thunderstorms develop from the Southeast into the central Appalachians, according to a Severe Weather Outlook from Max Velocity, updated at 12:35 a.m. CDT. As a cold front pushes across the eastern U.S., it will set up from northern Mississippi into western Virginia by this afternoon, and ahead of this boundary, daytime heating and high humidity will spark a corridor of scattered thunderstorms.