Christina Edwards is a Meteorologist at 95.5 WSB Radio. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, with particular expertise in hydrology, water conservation, and water management. Christina's work has been featured in WGAU (Athens, GA), WSB Radio, and B98.5fm.
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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.
Given her focus on local weather events in the Atlanta area and Georgia, Christina may be interested in expert commentary from meteorologists or climate scientists who can provide insights into developing weather patterns specific to these regions. Sources with access to localized data or models that can contribute to understanding specific weather phenomena could also be of interest.
If you have expertise in meteorology or climate science with an emphasis on localized impacts within the Atlanta area or broader Georgia region, your insights might resonate well with Christina's coverage.
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July 4, 2026 is poised to be one of the hottest years of the Peachtree Road Race as Start Line conditions will be in the upper 70s with 80% humidity.
By: Christina Edwards
Compared to last week, the intensity of the heat and humidity has dialed down significantly, but it will still feel like Summer!
The latest U.S. Drought Monitor for the state of Georgia shows that Moderate Drought (D1) conditions continue for Metro Atlanta, and Severe Drought (D2) continues to impact the northeast Georgia Mountains.
By: Christina Edwards
Just in time for the weekend, unsettled weather will move through the Metro Atlanta area, potentially bringing strong to severe thunderstorms to the region.
By: Christina Edwards
Scattered rain showers will continue to develop through the course of the afternoon, with some storms capable of producing thunder as well.
By: Christina Edwards
The upper level low responsible for the cloudy skies and spotty showers yesterday will continue to move west, allowing for additional sunshine today and hotter temperatures in Metro Atlanta.
Numerous showers and thunderstorms will move through Metro Atlanta through the rest of this week, with the heaviest rain falling in the northern suburbs and into the North Georgia Mountains.
By: Christina Edwards
A Flood Watch is in effect for much of Metro Atlanta and North Georgia through tonight as heavy rain and thunderstorms slowly move through the region.
By: Christina Edwards
Once the clouds part today, the temperatures will climb quickly!
By: Christina Edwards
Wildfires in the Pacific Northwest as well as Central Canada continue to blaze, and the wind is transporting the wildfire smoke South into Metro Atlanta
