Christina Edwards is a Meteorologist at 95.5 WSB Radio. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, with particular expertise in hydrology, water conservation, and climate policy, while also covering regional interest and world news. Christina has been featured in WGAU (Athens, GA), WSB Radio, and B98.5fm.
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Christina Edwards' coverage focuses heavily on weather-related events in the local Atlanta area and Georgia as a whole. She frequently covers evolving weather stories, seasonal changes, and announcements related to severe storms, cold fronts, and heat waves.
Given her focus on local weather events in the Atlanta area and Georgia, Christina may be interested in expert commentary from meteorologists or climate scientists who can provide insights into developing weather patterns specific to these regions. Sources with access to localized data or models that can contribute to understanding specific weather phenomena could also be of interest.
If you have expertise in meteorology or climate science with an emphasis on localized impacts within the Atlanta area or broader Georgia region, your insights might resonate well with Christina's coverage.
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By: Christina Edwards
A Flood Watch is in effect for much of Metro Atlanta and North Georgia through tonight as heavy rain and thunderstorms slowly move through the region.
By: Christina Edwards
Once the clouds part today, the temperatures will climb quickly!
By: Christina Edwards
Wildfires in the Pacific Northwest as well as Central Canada continue to blaze, and the wind is transporting the wildfire smoke South into Metro Atlanta
All of the Metro Atlanta School Systems are back in session, and Halloween decorations are on the shelves. So that means Summer is over, right?
In early August, the National Weather Service in Peachtree City declared the drought that developed throughout the state of Georgia as “officially over”.
Metro Atlanta may experience temperatures in the upper 90s this weekend.
Temperatures will sizzle their way to the upper 90s through the course of this afternoon.
Once again, thunderstorms are in the forecast for tonight and into early Friday morning. Some of the storms may be capable of a few damaging wind gusts that could knock down trees and powerlines.
By: Christina Edwards
Heading into Labor Day Weekend, temperatures across North Georgia will be very hot as thermometers climb into the upper 90s through Saturday.
The average final 90 Degree Day in Atlanta is around September 9, though the record latest 90 degree day for the city is October 9, 1941. — Labor Day usually marks the "unofficial end of Summer", with the Autumn Equinox taking place around 2 to 3 weeks later.
