“I know what I did was wrong,” Meredith told the judge prior to sentencing.

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These are among the weapons taken from Cleveland Meredith, who pleaded guilty to threatening to kill House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

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These are among the weapons taken from Cleveland Meredith, who pleaded guilty to threatening to kill House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.caption arrowCaption

These are among the weapons taken from Cleveland Meredith, who pleaded guilty to threatening to kill House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.

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Credit: U.S. Department of Justice

On Dec. 1, former Marine Kevin Douglas Creek, 47, agreed to plead guilty to a felony charge of assaulting a police officer in a melee outside the Capitol. The roofing contractor from Johns Creek was arrested in June after the FBI received a tip that he had been involved in the riot. Prosecutors said they had police body camera footage showing Creek hitting and kicking police.

Creek, who is out on bond, will be sentenced March 10. He faces between 24 and 30 months in prison, according to court documents.

The day after Creek pleaded, Verden Andrew Nalley, a 50-year-old construction worker from Buford, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge for entering the Capitol with his buddy, Americus attorney William McCall Calhoun. He will be sentenced on March 10 as well, although he faces a shorter sentence than Creek: up to six months in prison and thousands of dollars in fines.

“I just want to put it behind me,” Nalley told the judge.

Glen Mitchell “Mitch” Simon, a 30-year-old from Jefferson, pleaded guilty in October to a misdemeanor charge of demonstrating inside the Capitol. Simon, who owns a tree-removal business, faces up to six months in prison when he is sentenced next month. He wasn’t hard to find. Simon posted video of himself inside the Capitol to his social media and gave an interview to his hometown newspaper in Maine.

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Jack Wade Whitton Jr. was the latest Georgian arrested in connection with the assault on the U.S. Capitol Jan. 6.

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Jack Wade Whitton Jr. was the latest Georgian arrested in connection with the assault on the U.S. Capitol Jan. 6.caption arrowCaption

Jack Wade Whitton Jr. was the latest Georgian arrested in connection with the assault on the U.S. Capitol Jan. 6.

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Credit: FBI

Face in a crowd

Some Georgians face charges for their alleged actions with others.

Jack Wade Whitton, 30, of Locust Grove, is one of nine co-defendants accused of brutally attacking police attempting to stop rioters from entering the Capitol. The contractor and former CrossFit instructor was arrested in April and has been held in jail ever since. He is alleged to have told an officer during the attack, “You’re going to die tonight.”

No trial date has been set in Whitton’s case as prosecutors continue to add new defendants.

Brian Ulrich, 43, of Guyton, was arrested in August and has been accused of plotting with members of the far-right Oath Keepers in encrypted chats before the Jan. 6 riot. He is one of 19 defendants in the case, the most recent of which was arrested in November.

Ulrich’s two conspiracy counts each carry a possible five-year prison sentence. The group is moving toward a trial next spring, but the judge in the case has suggested he may break up the group and try them in smaller batches.

Ronald Vincent Loehrke, a Gainesville resident who moved to the state from Seattle after the Jan. 6 riot, was arrested this month and is accused with co-defendant, 53-year-old James Haffner of Rapid City, S.D., of entering the Capitol during the riot after tearing down barriers erected by police to stop the mob.

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Jonathan Davis Laurens of Duluth, seen in this selfie posted to social media, is accused of participating in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. He faces multiple misdemeanor charges.

Jonathan Davis Laurens of Duluth, seen in this selfie posted to social media, is accused of participating in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. He faces multiple misdemeanor charges.caption arrowCaption

Jonathan Davis Laurens of Duluth, seen in this selfie posted to social media, is accused of participating in the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol. He faces multiple misdemeanor charges.

Social media evidence

Many of the Jan. 6 defendants provided the evidence against them by posting their exploits on social media.

Blas Fabian Santillan, 26, of Clayton, was arrested in August, but he had been on the FBI list since January after a tipster saw videos on his Snapchat account showing him inside the Capitol. “I’m the only one that was willing to kick that door. Who else is willing to storm in there?” he allegedly said in one video.

Prosecutors say Duluth resident Jonathan Davis Laurens, 38, posted selfies to Facebook from inside the Capitol, earning blistering comments from disapproving friends. “All in all, I had fun,” Laurens reportedly wrote. “Lol.” Laurens was arrested in July.

Life on bond

While most of the defendants have been released on bond, they haven’t all returned to their past lives. Several have reported that their new notoriety and the conditions of their bond made it difficult to work.

Lisa Marie Eisenhart, a 58-year-old registered nurse from Woodstock, was arrested days after the riot along with her son, Nashville bartender Eric Gavelek Munchel. The pair were among the relative few who made their way into the Senate chamber, where Munchel was photographed with handfuls of plastic handcuffs, earning him the nickname “Zip-Tie Guy.”

In court filings, Eisenhart’s lawyer said she lost her hospital job after her arrest. Earlier this month, the judge in her case amended her bond conditions to allow her to work as a home healthcare nurse, a contract job.

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Eric Gavelek Munchel entered the U.S. Senate during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, according to prosecutors.

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Eric Gavelek Munchel entered the U.S. Senate during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, according to prosecutors.caption arrowCaption

Eric Gavelek Munchel entered the U.S. Senate during the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, according to prosecutors.

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Credit: Department of Justice

Calhoun, the Americus attorney, has had trouble with work as well, mostly getting there. Calhoun’s bond conditions required him to live with his sister at her home in Macon, but he complained the long commute to his law office in Americus was difficult and dangerous. According to his attorney, the 58-year-old Calhoun has cataracts, which make it difficult to drive at night. This month, a federal judge modified his bond to allow him to live in a house in Andersonville, closer to his office.

Former Pelham Police officer Michael Shane Daughtry, who was arrested Jan. 15 after his former police colleagues saw his Facebook posts from the riot and called the FBI, had been a licensed firearms dealer before Jan. 6. In March, Daughtry asked for permission to sell guns while awaiting trial on several misdemeanor charges. The judge said no.

Youth movement

As a group, the Jan. 6 rioters tend to be more mature — in age, at least. According to statistics kept by Georgia Washington University, the average age of a Jan. 6 rioter is 39, but several Georgians charged buck the trend.

The youngest of them is Milton resident Bruno Cua, who was 18 at the time of his arrest Feb. 6 and is believed to be the youngest person charged in the riot. He faces serious charges, including assaulting an officer and carrying a weapon, related to his breaching of the Capitol and Senate chamber. Video shows Cua carrying a baton inside building, although there is no evidence he struck anyone with it.

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Nolan Harold Kidd (center) and Savannah Danielle McDonald (right) are seen in an interview with an independent journalist outside the U.S. Capitol, Jan. 6, 2021. Kidd and McDonald were arrested by the FBI June 11, 2021, in connection with the insurrection.

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Nolan Harold Kidd (center) and Savannah Danielle McDonald (right) are seen in an interview with an independent journalist outside the U.S. Capitol, Jan. 6, 2021. Kidd and McDonald were arrested by the FBI June 11, 2021, in connection with the insurrection.caption arrowCaption

Nolan Harold Kidd (center) and Savannah Danielle McDonald (right) are seen in an interview with an independent journalist outside the U.S. Capitol, Jan. 6, 2021. Kidd and McDonald were arrested by the FBI June 11, 2021, in connection with the insurrection.

Credit: Young Patriot Society – YouTube

Credit: Young Patriot Society – YouTube

Nolan Harold Kidd, 21, of Crawford, and Savannah Danielle McDonald, 20, of Elberton, face charges related to their entry into the Capitol, which they later bragged about to a film crew waiting outside and later on social media. They were arrested in June. Benjamin Harry Torre, 22, of Dawsonville, allegedly got as far as the office of Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore, in his foray into the Capitol. He was arrested soon after the riot when a tipster identified him from an FBI flier circulated online.

As the first anniversary of the riot approaches, the judicial proceedings appear likely to stretch well into 2022. The calendar for January and February already is filled with status conferences, where prosecutors will update judges on their progress turning over voluminous evidence to defendants, and lawyers will discuss possible plea deals.

It’s not over

A year later, federal authorities continue to make arrests in the investigation.

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Matthew Jay Webler, a 42-year-old contractor from Decatur, was arrested in December on four misdemeanor counts related to his alleged participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. (Photo: U.S. Department of Justice)

Matthew Jay Webler, a 42-year-old contractor from Decatur, was arrested in December on four misdemeanor counts related to his alleged participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. (Photo: U.S. Department of Justice)caption arrowCaption

Matthew Jay Webler, a 42-year-old contractor from Decatur, was arrested in December on four misdemeanor counts related to his alleged participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. (Photo: U.S. Department of Justice)

Last month, authorities charged Atlanta area contractor Matthew Jay Webler with multiple misdemeanors related to his alleged entry into the Capitol. Webler, who turns 43 this Jan. 6, posted selfie videos from inside the Capitol on Facebook and later defended his actions on social media. Authorities say they identified Webler from security camera footage by his distinctive cap and bright yellow jacket and a QAnon flag he wore as a cape and tracked his movements through the building using GPS signals from his cell phone.

The massive manhunt for the Jan. 6 insurgents is far from over. The FBI has appealed to the public for help in identifying hundreds of additional suspects, including more than 350 people accused of violent acts on the grounds of the Capitol.

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In remarks made Wednesday ahead of anniversary of the attack, Attorney General Merrick Garland pledged to hold the rioters accountable for their crimes and said “there is no higher priority” for his department. “},{“_id”:”B74Q62IKHZCODMPJKZXPNIPD3A”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”type”:”text”,”content”:”“The actions we have taken thus far will not be our last,” he said. “The Justice Department remains committed to holding all January 6th perpetrators, at any level, accountable under law — whether they were present that day or were otherwise criminally responsible for the assault on our democracy. We will follow the facts wherever they lead.””},{“_id”:”WW5P7UMSYJGJ5KCILV7ZWP4YAM”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[]},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Among those charged in the sprawling investigation are 17 Georgians, some of whom face long prison sentences if convicted. 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The contractor and former CrossFit instructor was arrested in April and has been held in jail ever since. He is alleged to have told an officer during the attack, “You’re going to die tonight.””},{“_id”:”OPXIEKD76ZDUXEVRCWYHL234JY”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1639697761786},”type”:”text”,”content”:”No trial date has been set in Whitton’s case as prosecutors continue to add new defendants.”},{“_id”:”CRED2RC37RDPFMEX76MZML5ECA”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1639758900920},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Brian Ulrich, 43, of Guyton, was arrested in August and has been accused of plotting with members of the far-right Oath Keepers in encrypted chats before the Jan. 6 riot. 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Calhoun’s bond conditions required him to live with his sister at her home in Macon, but he complained the long commute to his law office in Americus was difficult and dangerous. According to his attorney, the 58-year-old Calhoun has cataracts, which make it difficult to drive at night. This month, a federal judge modified his bond to allow him to live in a house in Andersonville, closer to his office.”},{“_id”:”ZOQMTT5NGVBJFCN3EVCXVCJH7Y”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1639753487477},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Former Pelham Police officer Michael Shane Daughtry, who was arrested Jan. 15 after his former police colleagues saw his Facebook posts from the riot and called the FBI, had been a licensed firearms dealer before Jan. 6. In March, Daughtry asked for permission to sell guns while awaiting trial on several misdemeanor charges. 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They were arrested in June. Benjamin Harry Torre, 22, of Dawsonville, allegedly got as far as the office of Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore, in his foray into the Capitol. He was arrested soon after the riot when a tipster identified him from an FBI flier circulated online.”},{“_id”:”J6GPGRGT55AT3IQZLKHVNV45QU”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1639758900938},”type”:”text”,”content”:”As the first anniversary of the riot approaches, the judicial proceedings appear likely to stretch well into 2022. The calendar for January and February already is filled with status conferences, where prosecutors will update judges on their progress turning over voluminous evidence to defendants, and lawyers will discuss possible plea deals.”},{“level”:2,”_id”:”ENESJIBIDJGYZFQY7ATFEDDFAA”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1641390111044},”type”:”header”,”content”:”It’s not over”},{“_id”:”3UEHXB3N4VHFTGKOKVAWY6X6CE”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1641390111045},”type”:”text”,”content”:”A year later, federal authorities continue to make arrests in the investigation.”},{“owner”:{“sponsored”:false,”id”:”ajc”},”address”:{},”syndication”:{},”caption”:”Matthew Jay Webler, a 42-year-old contractor from Decatur, was arrested in December on four misdemeanor counts related to his alleged participation in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. 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Webler, who turns 43 this Jan. 6, posted selfie videos from inside the Capitol on Facebook and later defended his actions on social media. Authorities say they identified Webler from security camera footage by his distinctive cap and bright yellow jacket and a QAnon flag he wore as a cape and tracked his movements through the building using GPS signals from his cell phone.”},{“_id”:”QBM4XKVUIVAYHAGRFHPSH3YSOY”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1641390111048},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The massive manhunt for the Jan. 6 insurgents is far from over. 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An airport spokeswoman said an estimated 223,000 passengers traveled through Hartsfield-Jackson Monday.”},{“_id”:”KHQ3YDRZIFDLFJATUGXSXJJKUU”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1641244340369},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Airports in the Washington, D.C., and New York area accounted for many cancellations — roughly 500 —because of wintry weather.”},{“_id”:”ADG2NWA6XREKXBUEBZ43DTYT24″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1641244340370},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Southwest reported it had canceled 600 of its 3,600 Monday flights because of bad weather. Delta canceled 128, according to FlightAware.”},{“_id”:”PPGDKZXBA5HMXOVEE5ZQWSI7VI”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1641244340371},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Consumer advocate Clark Howard said travelers should try to book only nonstop flights to cut down on the chance of problems. 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Justice officials say more than 45 defendants have been charged with destruction of government property and 35 have been charged with theft.”},{“_id”:”Q646OSTN5ZFHRCU5VOFPUMSSCA”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1641239524211},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Webler has a criminal history and had two prison terms in Georgia totaling more than six years for burglary, aggravated assault and auto theft and other charges. He was most recently in prison in 2005, according to Georgia Department of Corrections records. Webler did not respond to emails seeking comment for this story.”},{“_id”:”MGMX7H5PUJBDRMIU74LV245UUU”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1641237109727},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Webler was arrested in Decatur on Dec. 2. 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n are just organized enough to understand how to research. My latest project, the earliest Georgia settlers who arrived in 1733, has been totally researched from home, online and in books. Even 30 years ago, much of that would have been impossible to do anywhere other than at a research facility.”},{“level”:2,”_id”:”C7QC4JOLX5FIFMSUUOWPRROWGM”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1640696342939},”type”:”header”,”content”:”South Carolina research”},{“_id”:”T7VRTCF375HVBEVS7MFMXPBSSU”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1640696342940},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The South Carolina Magazine of Ancestral Research has been edited by Brent Holcomb for more than 40 years. It is essential reading for anyone doing genealogy research involving that state. While an annual subscription is $35, it’s now $30 for new subscribers, so now is your chance. Send checks to Brent Holcomb, P.O. Box 21766, Columbia, SC 29221. 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A worker at the Chick-fil-A in Newton county just sent me these pictures of the damage from what he says was a tornado this evening. ⁦@wsbtv⁩ pic.twitter.com/asfh7wDV0r

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Damage in Newton County. Cars flipped in Chick-fil-A parking lot on Salem Bridge Road. @ajc @wsbtv pic.twitter.com/mBF795YSpa

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Video sent to us as the tornado crosses the intersection of Salem and Brown Bridge Road in Newton County. #tornado #gawx pic.twitter.com/sf0YbnqAym

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UPDATE FROM NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ASSESSMENT:nnUpon further review, an EF-1 tornado with maximum winds around 95 MPH…

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That’s due to tornado damage, new construction and neglect, according to the Park Service, which oversees the Martin Luther King Jr. Historical District.”},{“_id”:”AIZQRNNCSNBZNE3S7GFFBRWKMU”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1636760536813},”type”:”text”,”content”:”But it’s not too late to reverse the district’s fortunes, said Cynthia Walton, the regional manager for the Park Service’s archeological and historic preservation partnerships. Several individuals and groups, from nonprofits to Georgia State University, are crafting plans on how to revitalize the area. 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The old Atlanta Life Insurance Company building, which was constructed prior to 1892 and had an annex added in 1936, has been boarded up since 1980. Cheneé Joseph, who runs the Historic District Development Corporation, which owns the building, said she is planning a 2022 capital campaign to raise money to renovate the structure and to create an interactive museum.”},{“_id”:”ARM2UA65RRCATMC7JWAGPTGD2Y”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1636649036944},”type”:”text”,”content”:”“But we want it to be 100% philanthropic,” said Joseph, the president of HDDC, a community organization that has won widespread praise for its efforts to revitalize the area. “So it will be a heavy lift.””},{“owner”:{“sponsored”:false,”id”:”ajc”},”address”:{“street_address”:”Auburn Ave. “,”locality”:”Atlanta”,”region”:”Georgia “},”caption”:”Monday, Nov. 8, 2021. 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But, according to the New South Associates study, very little of that money has come to the Sweet Auburn district.”},{“_id”:”D7E5AHPHDZBBFOE5DMSQNKPTKY”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1635982247572},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Walton said she is hoping that the study, which details how much of Sweet Auburn is disappearing, will “help get the word out and this can spur a conversation and get some momentum going.””},{“owner”:{“sponsored”:false,”id”:”ajc”},”address”:{“street_address”:”Auburn Ave. “,”locality”:”Atlanta”,”region”:”Georgia “},”caption”:”Butler Street YMCA seen Monday, Nov. 8, 2021. 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Then the people who spend money will come in and leave money in our retailers. They will come to our markets.””},{“_id”:”7JR6TDWC5RBVBAPSCBRCCEKQNQ”,”additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:”QAD2EUFB2BGQLFYV3ZDQFOI3HE”},”type”:”interstitial_link”,”content”:”Photos: The Prince Hall Masonic Lodge on Auburn Avenue”,”url”:”https://www.ajc.com/news/atlanta-news/photos-the-prince-hall-masonic-lodge-on-auburn-avenue/CNP3L4DVAFBTLNPQHC2DILD4MM/”},{“_id”:”ARM2UA65RRCATMC7JWAGPTGD2Y”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1636649036944},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Edward Bowen, the attorney for the Prince Hall Masons, is overseeing what could be an $11 million renovation of the 84-year-old Prince Hall Masonic Lodge, where King and others opened the Southern Christian Leadership Conference’s office.”},{“owner”:{“sponsored”:false,”id”:”ajc”},”address”:{“street_address”:”Auburn Ave. “,”locality”:”Atlanta”,”region”:”Georgia “},”caption”:”Edward Driver (left) and Edward Bowing (right) stand in the room that was once used by Martin Luther King Jr. Monday, Nov. 8, 2021.The room is located in the The Prince Hall Masonic Lodge on Auburn Avenue. 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A coating of sleet and snow near Truist Park. More sleet than snow. @NWSAtlanta @weatherchannel pic.twitter.com/OmFrIVwGTr

— Jonathan ⚡☔ (@JonathanBelles) January 3, 2022nn”,”_id”:”https://twitter.com/JonathanBelles/status/1477935399410577413?s=20″,”additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044641},”provider_name”:”Twitter”,”height”:null},”type”:”oembed_response”},{“subtype”:”twitter”,”referent”:{“referent_properties”:{“additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044642}},”provider”:”https://publish.twitter.com/oembed?url=”,”service”:”oembed”,”id”:”https://twitter.com/KrismissHampton/status/1477934659740876805?s=20″,”type”:”twitter”},”_id”:”PZ2E2F7A7NFQLKZK2ICUO6JZIQ”,”raw_oembed”:{“author_name”:”Kristina Hampton”,”cache_age”:”3153600000″,”provider_url”:”https://twitter.com”,”type”:”twitter”,”version”:”1.0″,”url”:”https://twitter.com/KrismissHampton/status/1477934659740876805″,”author_url”:”https://twitter.com/KrismissHampton”,”width”:550,”html”:”

@NWSAtlanta @weatherchannel @TWCAlexWallace @JenCarfagno The wind woke me up just before 3 am (Had an alarm set anyway to see this). Watched it change over to fluffy flakes. Lots of heavy snow here in West Cobb, so excited!! ❄️🌨 pic.twitter.com/IOL1QchJM1

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Snow this morning in Cobb County @NWSAtlanta @wsbtv @BMonahanWSB @weatherchannel @spann #wxga #snow pic.twitter.com/MdMOdoboVd

— ATLrebel1826 (@Rogue_1826) January 3, 2022nn”,”_id”:”https://twitter.com/Rogue_1826/status/1477924672863969288?s=20″,”additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044644},”provider_name”:”Twitter”,”height”:null},”type”:”oembed_response”},{“subtype”:”twitter”,”referent”:{“referent_properties”:{“additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044645}},”provider”:”https://publish.twitter.com/oembed?url=”,”service”:”oembed”,”id”:”https://twitter.com/duncan_b_boyer/status/1477922229237202945?s=20″,”type”:”twitter”},”_id”:”RXSYEMBFHNAZ7JWQKURGEDV5QE”,”raw_oembed”:{“author_name”:”Duncan “Brett” Boyer”,”cache_age”:”3153600000″,”provider_url”:”https://twitter.com”,”type”:”twitter”,”version”:”1.0″,”url”:”https://twitter.com/duncan_b_boyer/status/1477922229237202945″,”author_url”:”https://twitter.com/duncan_b_boyer”,”width”:550,”html”:”

Lots of snow coming down now in far Northern Cherokee Co (Nelson). Quite a bit of accumulation since the switch over about 20 mins ago! pic.twitter.com/t2ASl0ZOia

— Duncan “Brett” Boyer (@duncan_b_boyer) January 3, 2022nn”,”_id”:”https://twitter.com/duncan_b_boyer/status/1477922229237202945?s=20″,”additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044645},”provider_name”:”Twitter”,”height”:null},”type”:”oembed_response”},{“subtype”:”twitter”,”referent”:{“referent_properties”:{“additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044646}},”provider”:”https://publish.twitter.com/oembed?url=”,”service”:”oembed”,”id”:”https://twitter.com/BMonahanWSB/status/1477952033990889473?s=20″,”type”:”twitter”},”_id”:”S6MZTFU75ZHH3NGEZ63PLUZGUU”,”raw_oembed”:{“author_name”:”Brian Monahan, WSB”,”cache_age”:”3153600000″,”provider_url”:”https://twitter.com”,”type”:”twitter”,”version”:”1.0″,”url”:”https://twitter.com/BMonahanWSB/status/1477952033990889473″,”author_url”:”https://twitter.com/BMonahanWSB”,”width”:550,”html”:”

Covering of snow on the grassy/elevated surfaces in Temple this morning! @wsbtv pic.twitter.com/4eDikhKr4u

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Winter Wonderland driving through the mountains right now! Just getting pounded with heavy snow along GA hwy 19 N. Roads are becoming snow covered. #gawx #snOMG @NWSAtlanta @BMonahanWSB @Ella__Dorsey pic.twitter.com/MfuIc0WPFo

— North Georgia Weather ❄️️ (@NorthGeorgiaWX) January 3, 2022nn”,”_id”:”https://twitter.com/NorthGeorgiaWX/status/1477939567592456193?s=20″,”additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044647},”provider_name”:”Twitter”,”height”:null},”type”:”oembed_response”},{“subtype”:”twitter”,”referent”:{“referent_properties”:{“additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044648}},”provider”:”https://publish.twitter.com/oembed?url=”,”service”:”oembed”,”id”:”https://twitter.com/Brandonshipp1/status/1477929127608999938?s=20″,”type”:”twitter”},”_id”:”6QUHBXQT7BBUJCMLQC55UPSRWY”,”raw_oembed”:{“author_name”:”Brandon Shipp”,”cache_age”:”3153600000″,”provider_url”:”https://twitter.com”,”type”:”twitter”,”version”:”1.0″,”url”:”https://twitter.com/Brandonshipp1/status/1477929127608999938″,”author_url”:”https://twitter.com/Brandonshipp1″,”width”:550,”html”:”

Snow and wind in Douglasville pic.twitter.com/vodOQHCcMd

— Brandon Shipp (@Brandonshipp1) January 3, 2022nn”,”_id”:”https://twitter.com/Brandonshipp1/status/1477929127608999938?s=20″,”additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044648},”provider_name”:”Twitter”,”height”:null},”type”:”oembed_response”},{“subtype”:”twitter”,”referent”:{“referent_properties”:{“additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044649}},”provider”:”https://publish.twitter.com/oembed?url=”,”service”:”oembed”,”id”:”https://twitter.com/Goolsbyboy79/status/1477927923088826368?s=20″,”type”:”twitter”},”_id”:”Z3T6BHG2KFDQLGDI6MMWBWSTFQ”,”raw_oembed”:{“author_name”:”Michael”,”cache_age”:”3153600000″,”provider_url”:”https://twitter.com”,”type”:”twitter”,”version”:”1.0″,”url”:”https://twitter.com/Goolsbyboy79/status/1477927923088826368″,”author_url”:”https://twitter.com/Goolsbyboy79″,”width”:550,”html”:”

Villa Rica pic.twitter.com/y5Yp4U685K

— Michael (@Goolsbyboy79) January 3, 2022nn”,”_id”:”https://twitter.com/Goolsbyboy79/status/1477927923088826368?s=20″,”additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044649},”provider_name”:”Twitter”,”height”:null},”type”:”oembed_response”},{“subtype”:”twitter”,”referent”:{“referent_properties”:{“additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044650}},”provider”:”https://publish.twitter.com/oembed?url=”,”service”:”oembed”,”id”:”https://twitter.com/Zazee82/status/1477928164601049088?s=20″,”type”:”twitter”},”_id”:”DFIWRFYM4JAZRENXQJHURZK6GM”,”raw_oembed”:{“author_name”:”Za”,”cache_age”:”3153600000″,”provider_url”:”https://twitter.com”,”type”:”twitter”,”version”:”1.0″,”url”:”https://twitter.com/Zazee82/status/1477928164601049088″,”author_url”:”https://twitter.com/Zazee82″,”width”:550,”html”:”

Snow in Kennesaw!!!! pic.twitter.com/PkPdZaJRDp

— Za (@Zazee82) January 3, 2022nn”,”_id”:”https://twitter.com/Zazee82/status/1477928164601049088?s=20″,”additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044650},”provider_name”:”Twitter”,”height”:null},”type”:”oembed_response”},{“subtype”:”twitter”,”referent”:{“referent_properties”:{“additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044651}},”provider”:”https://publish.twitter.com/oembed?url=”,”service”:”oembed”,”id”:”https://twitter.com/banana_wx/status/1477912021811269632?s=20″,”type”:”twitter”},”_id”:”XEK7XPAGKZFVBMT652PZXDERV4″,”raw_oembed”:{“author_name”:”banana_wx”,”cache_age”:”3153600000″,”provider_url”:”https://twitter.com”,”type”:”twitter”,”version”:”1.0″,”url”:”https://twitter.com/banana_wx/status/1477912021811269632″,”author_url”:”https://twitter.com/banana_wx”,”width”:550,”html”:”

RAIN AND SNOW MIX IN KENNESAW!!!#gawx pic.twitter.com/hI6rZyyBby

— banana_wx (@banana_wx) January 3, 2022nn”,”_id”:”https://twitter.com/banana_wx/status/1477912021811269632?s=20″,”additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044651},”provider_name”:”Twitter”,”height”:null},”type”:”oembed_response”},{“subtype”:”twitter”,”referent”:{“referent_properties”:{“additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641221044652}},”provider”:”https://publish.twitter.com/oembed?url=”,”service”:”oembed”,”id”:”https://twitter.com/kellycass/status/1477932352261267456?s=20″,”type”:”twitter”},”_id”:”KVOIBXPMKRDN5LA3J4IDXMUPDA”,”raw_oembed”:{“author_name”:”Kelly Cass”,”cache_age”:”3153600000″,”provider_url”:”https://twitter.com”,”type”:”twitter”,”version”:”1.0″,”url”:”https://twitter.com/kellycass/status/1477932352261267456″,”author_url”:”https://twitter.com/kellycass”,”width”:550,”html”:”

Roads were wet coming in to @weatherchannel this morning, but check out the #snow near my house northwest of #Atlanta! Sticking a bit to the grass and my back deck!
I’m with @JimCantore and @JordanSteele 5am to 9am ET @AMHQ pic.twitter.com/EpXChs3jT2

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I’ve tested for Covid-19. I feel fine, no pains, fever, or other symptoms. I’m sorry to miss being present this weekend at our Cathedral & with the Haitian community. I’ll follow my doctor’s advice & not be in public. I’ll miss my annual retreat. I ask for your prayers. +WDG

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There is an 🟠 Enhanced Risk (3/5) 🟠 for severe storms on Saturday for portions of northwest GA. The primary hazards will be damaging wind gusts, a few brief tornadoes, and hail. IMPORTANT NOTE: the severe threat will persist overnight Saturday into Sunday. Stay alert! #gawx pic.twitter.com/zLMoyZ2IhH

— NWS Atlanta (@NWSAtlanta) December 31, 2021nn”,”_id”:”https://twitter.com/NWSAtlanta/status/1476899409799569409″,”additional_properties”:{“comments”:[],”_id”:1641045287827},”provider_name”:”Twitter”,”height”:null},”type”:”oembed_response”},{“_id”:”NUXDYBBCIZA27MESOEXEJF6GTQ”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1640989826134},”type”:”text”,”content”:”The National Weather Service reported Friday that there is a slight risk of strong to severe storms along the I-85 corridor within the metro area. The agency said the severe threat will persist overnight Saturday into Sunday.”},{“_id”:”DK6SJKQBQBAUDB2PTAJ7E5CV3E”,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1640989826135},”type”:”text”,”content”:”Meanwhile, the metro area will have a high 74 degrees on Saturday. WSB-TV meteorologist Brian Monahan said on Twitter that this is the third warmest December on record in Atlanta, with records dating back to the late 1800s.”},{“_id”:”RNR22SX7KJDU3NH7FMCLBH5GM4″,”additional_properties”:{“inline_comments”:[],”comments”:[],”_id”:1640989826136},”type”:”text”,”content”:”That said, temperatures are expected to drop into the 60s on Sunday. 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