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DeKalb County weather: Cloudy, humid Monday

Clouds in the morning light partially obscure a radio tower atop Stone Mountain in this 2015 file photo.

Credit: David Tulis

Credit: David Tulis

Clouds in the morning light partially obscure a radio tower atop Stone Mountain in this 2015 file photo.
By Mitchell Northam
Aug 20, 2018

The showers from the weekend will stick around a couple more days for DeKalb County.

Rain and possible storms could move into the metro Atlanta area in the late evening and overnight, said Channel 2 Action News meteorologist Karen Minton.

Here’s a closer look at Monday’s forecast in DeKalb…

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Monday’s temperatures before dawn were in the low 70s, and are expected to rise to 85 by Monday afternoon, Minton said.

The rain today and Tuesday will come before drier days later in the week.

For a complete forecast, visit the AJC's weather page.

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