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September 11, 2017 Atlanta: Delta Air Lines canceled 900 flights as tropical storm Irma made its way towards Atlanta. Southwest Airlines, the second-largest carrier at Hartsfield-Jackson, canceled all of its Atlanta flights after 1 p.m., amounting to 60 to 70 percent of its Atlanta flights scheduled for Monday. Atlanta-based Delta said the expected north-south winds of 40 mph or greater will run perpendicular to the five parallel runways at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, which can potentially threaten the safety of landings. Planes are best suited to takeoff and land into the wind, according to the airline. The strong crosswinds are expected to exceed the operating limits of some of Delta’s mainline and regional jets. The 900 Delta cancellations Monday include hundreds of flights at the airline’s massive hub in Atlanta, as well as continuing cancellations in Florida and the Caribbean. Delta has also canceld some of its flights into Brunswick, Ga. Even more flights could be canceled due to wind shear, lightning and other weather. Tropical storm, Irma began to make its presence know in Atlanta on Monday, Sept. 11, 2017. The storm claimed at least one life in Georgia, state emergency management officials said Monday. The death occurred in Worth County. Further details weren’t immediately available. Irma’s staggering march up into northern Florida was expected to bring high winds and heavy rains to Atlanta Monday afternoon — though perhaps not quite as high or as heavy as earlier feared. Georgia Power’s outage map showed 400,000 of its customers were down, and the electric membership cooperatives, as of 12:45 p.m., added another 268,000 to the total. Most of the failures were along the Georgia coast and in South Georgia. But the outages began to creep northward: 22,000 metro Atlanta customers had no power as of 12:20 p.m., the Georgia Power map showed. JOHN SPINK/JSPINK@AJC.COM

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PHOTOS: Dream eliminated by Fever in WNBA Playoffs

The Atlanta Dream's season came to a shocking end on Thursday, as the Indiana Fever upset the Dream in the deciding Game 3 of their first-round series.

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PHOTOS: Community honors fallen firefighter

Community gathers at Truist park to salute Master Firefighter Preston Fant, who died Sept. 8 after battling a fire at a film company warehouse.

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PHOTOS: Dream defeat Fever to open WNBA Playoffs

The Atlanta Dream defeated the Indiana Fever 80-68 to take Game 1 of their best-of-three first-round WNBA playoff series on Sunday

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PHOTOS: Georgia visits Knoxville to take on Tennessee

The Georgia Bulldogs traveled to Knoxville, Tennessee, to take on the Tennessee Volunteers in an early-season key matchup in the SEC.

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PHOTOS: Georgia Tech defeats Clemson on the final play

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets defeat the Clemson Tigers on a field goal as time ran out, 24-21.

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PHOTOS: Georgia visits Rocky Top, Tennessee, for SEC showdown

Georgia visits Neyland Stadium in Knoxville, Tenn., for SEC clash with Volunteers.

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PHOTOS: Sequoyah vs. Sprayberry high school football

Sequoyah defeated Sprayberry, 63-20, in a football game at Sequoyah High School in Canton on Friday.

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PHOTOS: Metro Atlanta remembers victims of Sept. 11

Two events in metro Atlanta commemorate the 2977 lives lost in deadly terrorist attacks in on the United States on Sept. 11, 2001.