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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By: Christina Edwards
Rainfall finally arrived for the final week of April through the first week of May, but it was not enough to erase the drought throughout the state of Georgia.
Temperatures will climb to the upper 80s through Saturday and potentially reach 90 degrees on Sunday and Monday.
Just like you, this storm was parked over I-75/I-85 and I-20 for nearly 2 hours (3:30pm to roughly 5:30pm), producing over 3 inches of rain.
The average rainfall for the Month of May is around three and a half inches.
While the hurricane season has just begun, be aware that the peak of the season occurs much later in Mid September.
By: Christina Edwards
The first day of Summer is a week away, but the summer sizzle is already here in Metro Atlanta!
By: Christina Edwards
Unsettled weather will linger over the Southeast United States this week, bringing near daily rain chances to Metro Atlanta through Friday.
A stationary front has stalled over the Southeast U.S., serving as the focus point for numerous showers and thunderstorms through the course of today.
By: Christina Edwards
The remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur will soon arrive in Metro Atlanta, as early as this afternoon.
By: Christina Edwards
After a week of consistently stormy weather, Metro Atlanta is rewarded with dry conditions for the first half of the weekend!
