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Atlanta’s Monday weather: Partly cloudy with hazy humidity

Low clouds and fog are expected Monday morning in some parts of metro Atlanta.
Low clouds and fog are expected Monday morning in some parts of metro Atlanta.
By Denver Ellison
Updated June 18, 2018

Temperatures will be in the 90s in Atlanta today. Early low clouds will lead to partly cloudy skies, according to Channel 2 Action News meteorologists.

Monday’s morning commute should be dry, with a lower chance of rain throughout the day. Read more about Monday’s forecast and traffic, here.

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