Advisory All of this caused
by the breach of a water main.
A tweet from the Atlanta Watersd
Management Department pinpointig
the breach along Riverside Rd.
Near Don White Memorial Park.
This was quickly followed
by a boil water advisory.
Anybody dealing with water low
water pressure asked to boil
the water or use bottled water.
That is temporarily used for drinking,
cooking or brushing your teeth.
No word on when the water main
will be repaired or when that bl
water advisory will be lifted.
Juneteenth is tomorrow and Atlaa
celebration of the holiday was
commemorated this morning with
a little bit of exercise.
The inaugural Juneteenth Atlanta
5K Freedom Run wound its way
through downtown Atlanta,
starting and finishing at
Centennial Olympic Park.
It's tied to the all-encompassing parade
and music festival and the even,
Founder Bob Johnson says the ru.
Was born out of a continued call for freedom.
Freedom is what it's all about.
So this race stands on the
foundation of human rights,
social justice, judicial reform,
Also reparations and World Peac.
If you want to check out the
Juneteenth Music Festival,
you have some time.
It wraps up tonight in
Centennial Olympic Park.
At 8:00 PM, Google users are
Googling whether they are part f
a class action settlement againt
the engine giant Brandon Lewis
from our Verify team explains if
you might be owed some money. Do
you use Google? Who hasn't?
It's the most popular
search engine in the world.
Now many people are using Google
to search for information about
the Refer Header settlement,
a class action settlement that claims
millions of people who used Gooe
in the past are owed some money.
But is this legit?
Let's verify our sources are cr.
Settlement administration and ct
records In the case of Gauss versus Google.
In 2013, several Google users filed a class
action lawsuit against the search company,
claiming it improperly shared what people
are searching for with third party websites.
For example,
a plaintiff says when he Googled
his name and home address and tn
clicked on one of the search results.
Google then shared his informatn
with that website through what's
called a Refer header.
Google admitted no wrongdoing but agreed
to pay $23 million to settle the case.
So yes,
the Google Refer header class
action settlement is real.
Anyone who used Google between October 25th,
2006 and September 30th,
2013 is eligible to file a clai.
The administrators estimate each
person will get a little less than $8,
but that could change based on how many
people file and administration .
If you think you're eligible
for the settlement,
then visit referheadersettlemenm
to file a claim with you or ver.
I'm Brandon Lewis.
If there is something you need
to have verified, let us know.
Send us an e-mail or text the word VERIFY
to the number you see on your screen.
Meteorologist Andrew
Wilson is here and we are.
At Father's Day and late June it feels
like late June in the South. Ye,
it really does Jeff out
there really humid too.
We've even had a few showers
and storms spark up from all
that moisture that's in the air.
Temperatures today that rose into the 80s.
We're now down to about 79 degr.
A little bit of cloud
cover to go out there too.
You may have also noticed it's a
little hazy outside now while Atlanta
downtown at least it's South ano
see any shower activity it has n
a little bit wet there for areas
further on down towards the Sou.
Now before we get into some
of that shower activity I.
Want to mention this air
quality has been lower today.
That's that haze that you
may be been seeing outside.
Right now we're at actually level orange,
unhealthy for sensitive groups.
So hopefully that will improve here as we
head throughout the overnight time frame.
As we hit throughout the next few days,
that air quality is bound to ime
thanks to all the rain activityt
we're expecting throughout the week ahead.
Take a look at satellite and radar right now,
showing a little bit of that shr
activity further on down to ourS
you see those storms that we had
moving in from the South and We,
they kind of fizzled out as they made
their way closer on over towards the airport.
We actually did end up with a
very brief shower on the southwt
side of the perimeter,
but that kind of has fizzled itf
out closer on down towards Eden,
right between Edenton and Macon.
Rather,
you see a little bit of a storm
popping up there that will likey
weaken pretty quickly.
Our rain chances are going to go down,
at least for the next couple of hours here,
but look further on off towards the West.
Portions of Alabama starting to
see a little bit more shower and
thunderstorm activity stretching
from the Tuscaloosa area all the
way up through Iuka Ms.
and up into the boot heel of Missouri.
Those showers and storms are gog
to shift their way over to the t
as we head over through the overnight
time frame and we are going to d
up with some shower and thunderm
activity overnight tonight.
So make sure that you have those
windows up on the car if you have them
your car parked outside for ton.
Marginal risk for severe weathes
we head throughout the overnight
time frame to that risk is going
to be very low as we.
Hit throughout the overnight ti,
really going to almost be down o
0 here by the time we head intoe
early hours of tomorrow morning,
but just keep a close eye on the
radar as we hit throughout the
overnight time frame.
Having that 11 alive app,
we can send alerts right to your
phone in case anything changes there.
We are going to have a little bt
more of a better risk I'm thinkg
for severe weather as we
hit throughout the day tomorrow,
mainly into the afternoon.
This is a level one out of five still though,
so the risk fairly low damaging wind would
be the main threat and it woulde
from an isolated shower storm or two.
We're not talking about a wide.
Spread severe weather event.
Just going to have that possibiy
for thunderstorms throughout the day as
we head throughout the day tomo.
Here's a look at the timeline.
Forecast track shows by 8:00 PM,
maybe a few isolated showers
and storms out there.
I think it's going a little bit
overboard on the amount of thunderstorms
we're expecting here by 8:00 PM.
The model itself.
But just know that we still aga,
could have a brief heavy downpor
here and there.
This is going to be when the ran
chances go up a little bit more.
Look at 1:00 AM for Monday
over towards Alabama,
stretching over into portions of Mississippi,
seeing a lot of shower and
thunderstorm activity for them
that shifts off towards the eas.
And as we head into the early morning
of tomorrow, your morning commu.
If you're heading off to work
tomorrow morning, it is Junetee.
Tomorrow we are going to be deag
with a little bit of shower and
thunderstorm activity to start
off the day for the afternoon.
Still a few scattered showers
and storms impacting us.
So make sure that you have a way
to bring some of those Juneteenh
events inside if possible,
because we are going to be unfortunately
dealing with some of those heavr
showers and storms moving into Monday night,
still dealing with some of that rain.
It continues again for Tuesday.
More shower thunderstorm activiy
still lingering on and that's te
story throughout this next week.
You see decent rain changes alle
way throughout the seven day forecast.
That's going to likely push back these
abnormally dry conditions we've.
We'll get anywhere from three to five
inches of rain throughout this next week.
Over the next seven days,
it's all.
Because of this system right hee
that's going to be spinning arod
this upper area of low pressure,
bringing in Gulf moisture up ouy
and just kind of sticking aroun.
We do also have an area of low
pressure out into the Atlantic,
a high chance for tropical development,
something we'll continue to keep
a close eye on,
but nothing to be too concerned
about here in North Georgia.
We'll keep you updated on it th.
Here's what you can expect for
this next week.
A lot of chances for showers and storms,
but the trade off is the good n.
That is that we're going to have
temperatures only to the 70s for highs
for the middle to the end of this next week.