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CITY OF ATLANTA OFFICIALS ON SAFETY AHEAD OF JULY 4TH WEEKEND

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High-pressure system

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  1. Around 2,500
  2. Around 5,000
  3. Around 10,000
  4. Around 20,000
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  1. Up to 7°F hotter
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Up to 22°F hotter

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