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Cold blast expected to hit metro Atlanta | FOX 5 News
SUMMARY: North Georgia is bracing for a cold blast with below-freezing temperatures expected for the next 7 to 10 days. Local leaders are opening warming shelters in several counties, including Fulton and DeKalb, to keep residents safe. Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens held meetings to ensure community safety, emphasizing the importance of checking fireplaces and being cautious with cooking and heating devices. Residents are also reminded not to leave pets outdoors when temperatures drop below 20°F. Shelters are open until Saturday, with potential extensions due to ongoing cold weather. For transportation and shelter details, residents can visit local websites.
Many counties have opened warming shelters as they get ready for below-freezing temperatures to hit the metro Atlanta area.
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Reported shark attack on HHI
SUMMARY: On Hilton Head Island, HHIFR responded to a medical emergency involving a possible shark bite. Shore Beach Services and HHIFR provided care, deeming the injury non-life threatening before the person was airlifted to Savannah. According to the Georgia Aquarium, shark bites are rare, with humans not considered prey. If you spot a shark while swimming, stay calm, exit the water, maintain eye contact, and stick together if in a group. Most attacks are curiosity-driven; never feed or touch sharks. Warning signs of aggression include specific swimming patterns and low-light activity. Remember, shark attacks are far less likely than other beach hazards.
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Ready-to-eat meals sold at Walmart and Kroger recalled amid investigation into multiple deaths
SUMMARY: A nationwide recall has been issued for certain ready-to-eat chicken fettuccine alfredo meals sold at Walmart and Kroger due to a deadly Listeria outbreak. As of June 17, 2025, the outbreak has caused 17 illnesses across 13 states, three deaths, and one fetal loss. The recalled meals were produced by FreshRealm at facilities in California, Georgia, and Indiana, and sold under the “Marketside” and “Home Chef” brands with best-by dates of June 27, 2025, or earlier. Consumers are advised to check for USDA establishment numbers and discard or return affected items. The exact contamination source remains under investigation.
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Storms leave behind down trees, debris
SUMMARY: Storms caused downed trees and power outages, notably in East Point where a tree blocked roads and hit power lines. The severe thunderstorms earlier moved out by evening, leaving dry conditions overnight. While showers may return tomorrow, they are expected to be fewer and less severe. Severe weather warnings, including tornado alerts, persist in parts of Oklahoma and Kansas, but the strongest storms will stay north. Thursday brings a new front and a level 1 risk of storms, followed by drier weather Friday through the weekend with highs near 93-94°F and low rain chances early next week.
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