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The outlook:
- About a half inch of rain today as the next phase of this storm system moves through. We're under a tornado watch until 11 a.m. and the flood watch continues until 2 a.m. Thursday. Look for up to two inches of rain starting tonight and continuing into Wednesday afternoon. Today's high: 82. Continuing weather updates on Hometown Headlines.
- 2,000 North Georgia EMC members in the dark this morning; some in Floyd, Gordon, Chattooga counties. EMC
- Only one road issue -- trees down on part of I-75 northbound near Exit 278 in Bartow County.
- Before the storm: Deal declares state of emergency just in case. Deal
Headlines:
- Provincial Rabbit closes downtown. Butcher shop returns. Chamber After Hours Thursday. Business
- Recycling center proposed at 237 Pinson Road near Ga. 53. Also: Planning commission agenda. DRI
- Report: Rome among top 10 least expensive metro areas in the country. Rome
- No Public Health restaurant inspection scores from Monday; it was a state holiday.
- Today's jail reports. Jail
- Braves off Monday. Today-Thursday in Asheville. Next home game: May 7.
- Braves' home game photos by Mills Fitzner. Braves photos
- Saturday: Georgia Fire vs. Nashville Venom, 7:30 p.m. at The Forum.
- Links to latest updates from Berry, Shorter, Georgia Northwestern and Georgia Highlands.
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- Please join our guests including:
- The Georgia Emergency Management Agency on the aftermath of Monday night's storms and what's ahead today.
- Juliana Breithaupt on Georgia Highlands' new health camp this summer. Registration is about to end.
- Capt. Douglas McClure of the Salvation Army on the first "Run for the Homeless" 5K Fun Run on May 17.
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