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Christina Edwards' coverage focuses heavily on weather-related events in the local Atlanta area and Georgia as a whole. She frequently covers evolving weather stories, seasonal changes, and announcements related to severe storms, cold fronts, and heat waves.
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The last of the snowpack is finally melting here in Metro Atlanta, which is a testament to how much fell across the region Friday morning!
It is too soon to know if more sleet, snow, and freezing rain is on the way, but models are starting to come into consensus that there may be another Gulf Low that develops during the timeframe of Tuesday through Thursday, January 22-24.
Freezing temperatures may impact North Georgia for as many as 80 out of 100 hours next week.
As of Sunday morning, the National Weather Service in Peachtree City has issued a Winter Storm Watch for Metro Atlanta, which will go into effect beginning 10 am Tuesday and end at 7am Wednesday.
By: Christina Edwards
The National Weather Service issues a Winter Weather Advisory when hazardous wintry precipitation is anticipated within a given time frame, though the amount of wintry precipitation is below Winter Storm Warning criteria.
Heavy snow showers fell for half of Metro Atlanta -- but the other half didn’t even register a single snowflake!
I don’t know about you, but I’m personally ready to see some sunshine and warmer temperatures!
By: Christina Edwards
Today's rain is associated with a weak cold front that won’t pack much of a punch with regards to the temperatures!
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