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Due To Storm, DeKalb Makes Decision On After-School Events
National Weather Service issues 'Severe Weather Outlook' for afternoon and evening.

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National Weather Service issues 'Severe Weather Outlook' for afternoon and evening.

With DeKalb County under a severe thunderstorm warning, school events are affected.
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