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Gwinnett County weather: Rainy, stormy week ahead

Meteorologist Karen Minton has your Monday morning weather forecast.
By Amanda C. Coyne
July 27, 2018

A dry weekend gives way to a wet and stormy week starting Monday, says Channel 2 Action News forecasters. Monday morning’s commute is expected to be dry, but clouds will move in during the day.

Rain and scattered storms are expected Monday evening and every other day this week.

Monday’s high will be close to 90, but the rest of the week will be much cooler with temps in the low 80s.

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