Strong storms, heavy rain move out of metro Atlanta

ATLANTA — It was a very loud morning for north Georgia as a strong weather front moved through.

A line of heavy rain, frequent lightning and thunder woke up a lot of people Tuesday morning.

We’re tracking the storms as they move out of metro Atlanta on WSB Now – it’s free on your Roku, Amazon Fire or Apple TV as well as your WSB-TV News App.

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There are no current severe weather watches or warning in north Georgia.

The storms caused the National Weather Service to issue a tornado warning for several metro counties early Tuesday morning. The front that is moving through has the capability of producing strong storms with rotation.

The same system produced a possible tornado that left one person dead and many others injured near Birmingham, Alabama.

Here’s what else you need to know:

• The showers and storms are moving out of the area
• Drier air will move in after the front moves through
• High temperatures will reach into the 60s today

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Strong to severe storms possible in the early hours of Tuesday Here's Severe Weather Team 2 Chief Meteorologist Glenn Burns with a look at your Tuesday morning forecast.

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