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More than 125,000 people were without power early Tuesday around the Georgia capital and 147,000 statewide, according to a tweet by Georgia Power. Strong winds ripped away part of the roof of an elementary school gymnasium in Ashland City, Tenn., but officials said no children were injured. Winds gusting to about 50 mph blew down trees and power lines across north Alabama before heading to Georgia. The National Weather Service recorded wind gusts up to 49 mph at the Huntsville, Ala., airport. In DeKalb County east of Atlanta, meteorologists report 1-inch hail and storms packed high winds of 30 to 50 mph in some places Monday. Hundreds of lightning strikes were reported.
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