MERIWETHER COUNTY, Ga. — Some Georgia school districts have already made a change to Monday schedules ahead of severe weather moving through overnight.
Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Ashley Kramlich says the threat of severe weather moves in after midnight through 8 a.m. Monday morning.
Along the leading edge of the line, 70 mph+ damaging winds, spin-up tornadoes and some isolated large hail are possible.
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Channel 2 Action News will update this list as more districts announce changes.
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- Troup County Schools
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- Meriwether County Schools
- Putnam County Schools
- Rome City Schools
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- Bartow County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Calhoun City Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Carroll County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Clayton County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Coweta County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Fannin County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Gilmer County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Gordon County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Griffin-Spalding County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Heard County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Henry County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Lamar County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Newton County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Pickens County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Pike County Schools - Delayed by two hours
- Union County Schools - Delayed by two hours
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