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Early risers saw a dusting of snow across metro Atlanta Monday

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Georgia sees its first snowfall of 2022
By AJC Staff
Jan 3, 2022

The snow was here before dawn and then quickly stopped, leaving just the cold behind.

While the mountain areas of Georgia saw more snow, the winter system in metro Atlanta offered a light dusting starting in the western part of metro Atlanta before dawn.

Here are some social media posts from early-risers who saw it. (If you have snow pictures from this morning, tag @ajc so we’ll see them)

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