Snow flurries hit parts of Central Georgia
The National Weather Service is warning of black ice in the metro Atlanta area because of the wintery weather a large part of the state saw Sunday. In most of Central Georgia, the story was high winds. But some parts of Forsyth, Gray and north Macon got a quick glimpse of wintery weather.
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