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Governor Deal Signs Hurricane Michael Relief Package
ATLANTA, Ga Governor Nathan Deal has signed a legislative package that will help people in Georgia affected by Hurricane Michael. It follows the special legislative session that began in Atlanta last Tuesday. Around $270 million dollars will got to state agencies and local governments in areas that were heavily impacted by Hurricane Michael. … More
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Southeast U.S. Weather Reports
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Where could the weather impact Thanksgiving travel plans in the US?
Weather News - November 19, 2018, 10:46:17 AM EST
The weather will cooperate for a majority of those traveling by road or air for the Thanksgiving holiday, with some exceptions in the northeastern and western United States.
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Leonid meteor shower: Saturday night's peak to spark 20 meteors per hour in the night sky
Weather News - November 17, 2018, 6:19:54 PM EST
This weekend will bring one of the last major meteor shows of the year as the Leonids streak across the sky.
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Mid-November marks anniversary of 'Wrong Way' Lenny in the Atlantic
Weather News - November 17, 2018, 8:30:18 AM EST
While there are currently no tropical threats in the Atlantic Ocean, Hurricane Lenny was tracking the "wrong way" through the basin during mid-November 1999.
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Is the pre-Thanksgiving snowstorm a sign of a rough winter ahead for the eastern US?
Weather News - November 17, 2018, 1:44:40 PM EST
The prospect of near- to below-average temperatures and an active storm track along the coast should bode well for skiers and snow lovers from the interior South to the coastal mid-Atlantic and New England this winter.
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