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Below is a link to a YouTube video from the National Weather Service which discusses the latest thoughts on the potential outbreak of severe weather on Sunday, April 19, 2020. At the moment it looks like central and south Georgia will feel the worst effects, with an inch or more of rain in central and possibly north Georgia. But the actual location of the most severe weather depends on where a warm front is located, so there is still some uncertainty in the forecast. I will post an updated outlook Saturday evening as we get closer to Sunday. You can come and view it here or if you are subscribed it will be delivered to your email on Sunday morning at 4 am. Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWRTwQDIRms&feature=youtu.be

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