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Idalia’s impact on Georgia: Map of watches and warnings

By and Mandi Albright

Hurricane Idalia Tracker and Forecast Path | Weather watches and warnings for Georgia (National Weather Service) | Tropical weather resources for Coastal Georgia | Power outage map Georgia Power / Georgia EMCs

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Charles Minshew is the data editor for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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Mandi Albright writes the AJC's Deja News feature and is an online presentation specialist with the AJC's Digital Presentation team.

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