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Gwinnett County weather: Rain should hold off for back to work Tuesday

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By Mitchell Northam
Sept 4, 2018

Meteorologists at Channel 2 Action News say there’s a slight chance of rain this week, with chances remaining between 20 to 30 percent. Most areas will stay dry, said Channel 2’s Brian Monahan, including Gwinnett County.

Tuesday’s high is expected to be 88.

Here’s a closer look at this week’s weather in Gwinnett County…

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Tuesday also marks the official return of Atlanta traffic season. There were no major delays yet reported in Gwinnett County early this morning, but traffic volume is expected to pick up.

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