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LIVE: Gov. Kemp, other state officials discuss Georgia’s winter storm preparations

Updated Jan 16, 2025

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» ‘Upside down’ storm could bring snow to metro Atlanta, more in Middle Georgia

» Georgia schools and colleges closing today ahead of expected rough weather

» It’s freezing! Kemp issues state of emergency ahead of winter storm

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