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North Fulton weather: Lower humidity, dry Monday

Meteorologist Karen Minton has your Monday morning weather forecast,
By Mitchell Northam
July 9, 2018

Monday in North Fulton dawned comfortable, with lower humidity and drier air expected to lead to a hot but rain-free day, according to Channel 2 Action News meteorologists. Temperatures for early morning commuters will begin in the upper 60s, with a high of 90 expected later today.

Here’s a closer look at the forecast in north Fulton County for this week:

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Monday's weather will be perfect for taking the kids over to the Roswell Cultural Arts Center for a production of "The Reluctant Dragon."

Loosely based on the book of the same name, this all-puppets production is partially funded by a 2008 Jim Henson Foundation Family Grant. 10 a.m.

Enjoy the rain-free days while they last, Channel 2 meteorologist Karen Minton expects rain to return to the forecast toward the end of the week and weekend.

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