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Rural response to the winter storm forecast on the left, Atlanta response on the right.

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Author codecPosted on January 29, 2014Categories environment, family, Georgia, Georgia General Assembly, ruralTags Atlanta gridlock, National Weather Service, rural living, Snowmageddon 2014, The Weather Channel

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