The Atlanta Metro has been called a "heat island" by on-air weathermen for at least two decades. Temps there are typically two to four degrees higher than in the remote, same-elevation suburbs.
The Atlanta Metro has been called a "heat island" by on-air weathermen for at least two decades. Temps there are typically two to four degrees higher than in the remote, same-elevation suburbs.
The Atlanta Metro has been called a "heat island" by on-air weathermen for at least two decades. Temps there are typically two to four degrees higher than in the remote, same-elevation suburbs.