since 10 this
morning in the Dogwood Lakes ar.
As far as the victims,
no word on their identities.
Police are still notifying their families.
We do know that the victims are all adults.
Hampton police say right now the
investigating 4 different crime scenes.
Longmore is wanted for murder and police
are trying to figure out a motive here.
Multiple law enforcement agencies are still
looking for him and widening the search.
Longmore could be driving a black 2017
GMC Arcadia that doesn't belong to him,
and the Sheriff's Office
says it's all hands on.
Until he's caught unfortunately,
doing these type of senseless crimes,
I'm going to set us directly to you, Mr.
Longmore.
Wherever you are,
we will hunt you down in any
hole that you may be residing
in and bring you to custody.
Period.
There are four active arrest
warrants for Longmore,
and there's also a $10,000
reward for any information that
leads to his arrest.
Live in Hampton.
Teresa Bowles 11 Alive News
One more Look at the suspect ag.
Andre Longmore.
Authorities in Henry County
looking for him wanted for murd.
If you see him, you are asked to call 911.
The search is on now for a black
2017GMC Acadia. As Theresa mentioned,
the Georgia tag number is DH F7.
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a very hot day and the beat goe.
Meteorologist Nicole Hartford wa
look of what we are in the midsf
and I see a very clear radar from you.
So the heat is going nowhere right now.
Yeah, we're not really getting y
relief from the heat. In fact,
we are cranking it up in the coming days.
It's gonna get a little bit wore
as we move into this upcoming w.
Now, there have been a couple
locations where we've picked upn
some rainfall out towards Athen,
a few isolated showers and
storms out towards that.
Way, but most of these are already out
of our area and moving even fur.
E there are a couple spotty shos
surrounding the Eatonton area ad
we're still going to be on the lookout
for some additional development
throughout the next few hours.
But rain chances are pretty low.
We're talking about 20% through
the remainder of the evening.
For those showers and storms that do develop,
there is the low end chance for
strong or even severe storm.
These storms have already been producing
some very frequent lightning as well as.
Heavy rainfall and we could also
see some that bring gusty winds.
Again, low threat for severe weather,
mainly across our northern coun.
That really splits the metro area in half,
essentially north of I-20.
That's where we have that level
one risk for severe weather.
This is what most of us are
seeing though this is in Athens.
We were watching a few of the isolated
storms that move through there,
but now just cloud cover temperatures
are also hot.
We're at 90 degrees currently as
you can imagine, we're not cool.
Down all that quickly into
the overnight hours,
we're still going to be around 0
degrees by midnight and overnight low
temperatures by tomorrow mornin,
low to even mid 70s.
But some drier air is on the horizon.
And while that won't help out or
air temperatures and may make it
a little bit more comfortable,
I'll have the details coming up.
All right, Nicole, thank you.
Now to a developing story out of Alabama.
This is what it looked
like today along I-459.
In Birmingham suburb of Hoover,
police cars lined up on the side of the road.
It was here where authorities believe
25 year old Carly Nicole Russell
is believed to have gone missin.
This case may have Atlanta ties,
his family members tell 11 Aliv.
Her parents drove up last night
but are now back home in Alabam.
We get the very latest from
reporter Patsy Douglas with the
NBC affiliate in Birmingham.
This is where Carly was last sen
here on I-459 near John Hawkins
Parkway in Hoover on Thursday evening.
Police say Carly called 911
saying a toddler was walking
down the side of the Interstate.
After calling police,
she stopped to get the child
and called a family member when
police arrived and they found
her car and belongings nearby.
But no sign of her or the child family
member is now on the search for Carly,
her parents.
Desperate for her return
to keep applying the pressure
to keep this thing going,
We really want this to blow up.
We want the word of the day to be Carly.
We just want to have her back home safe
now. Law enforcement, local organizations,
and Anaya Blanchard's mom, Angela Harris
also helping out with this sear.
As soon as I woke up this mornig
and saw the Facebook post,
I immediately reached out
to the family and friends.
Like how can I help?
And knowing that the situation
is very serious and knowing what
this family's going through,
I just came immediately.
Police say that Carly was last
seen wearing a black shirt,
black pants and white Nike shoe.
Her parents said her hair is in tight braids.
Tonight, a $25,000 reward is beg
offered for any information.
Other headlines were tracking
on this Saturday night,
police investigating an overnight shooting
in southwest Atlanta inside of a parking lot.
It was around 1:30 this morning along
Martin Luther King Junior Drive.
One person was found by officers
with a gunshot wound in the sto.
Early findings show a dispute
led to the gunfire.
The victim was taken to Grady and the
condition has now been stabiliz.
This morning there was a disture
out of Central Georgia Penitent.
This was at the Pulaski State Prison.
The Department of Corrections
is calling what happened a.
Disturbance 12 inmates involved
destroying state property.
There were a few minor injuries reported
and they were treated at the pr.
That being the inmates.
No one on staff was injured.
Happening today.
A tribute to a Covington officer
wounded in the line of duty.
Rashad Rivers life.
Change for all times on May 23rd when he
was shot in the face while answering a call.
Since then he has been on the road to
recovery and today it took him to a softball.
Diamond 11 Alive's Erica Murphy has our
story tonight from Oxford in Newton County.
I feel pretty good.
I'm about 75,
eight percent,
but for the first two or three
weeks my jaw was wired shut.
Then they took the wires out and
put bands and then for the last
two weeks I've been metal free.
Rashad Rivers spent Saturday
trying to stay cool.
The Covington police officer
was in Oxford hanging out
with friends for a little
softball and a show of support.
It feels pretty good to know tht
as much work that I put into the
community, they're willing to
match that and give us, give it
to us back in support.
It was a different scene
for Rivers back in May.
He responded to a hotel on
Alcovy Road in Covington for a
domestic disturbance call when a
suspect shot Rivers in the face.
Rivers spent several days recovg
at Atlanta's Grady Hospital and
got a hero salute as he left.
How you feeling? Very good.
Very good. We going on
Saturday softball tournament at the Stone Rd.
Softball complex in Oxford
was part of that rehab,
but it's not a first for Covington police.
Matt Cooper was also shot in the
line of duty. Four years ago.
Organizers held the same tournament for him.
Even now, Cooper says he's still on the mend.
I've learned how to, like,
walk in, talk, and I was supposd
to be the wheelchair the
rest of my life. But yet,
thanks to the good Lord
I've been able to. Surpassing I'm back
home, my hometown,
the tournament brought several
teams out to the Diamond,
with all of the money raised
going directly to Officer River.
Just a great group of people
that support us in it.
It encourages us to let us knowt
they do support us like they do.
Rivers says he isn't back to work yet,
but hopes to return to the job .
Reporting from Oxford,
Erica Murphy, 11, Alive News,
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But today those students and even their
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Any students who came out today
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This event was also meant to be
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Brendan Lewis with our Verified
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You already know it's important to lather
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So let's verify.
Is there a difference between SPF and UPF?
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SPF and UPF can help you determine how
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Our sources recommend using at least an
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I'm Brandon
Lewis. All right, on to the wea.
Meteorologist Nicole Hartford is here.
I love living in North Georgia.
I have for 40 years.
It has been a great gift
and pleasure of my life,
except the middle of July into August.
Mixed, mixed feelings.
It's about the time of year wheI
curse the sun every day and wonr
why we have to put up with this heat.
I mean, it's hot out there and the humidity
lately has really not been help.
That humidity in the air.
The mugginess, that's what's leading to
a few of our isolated showers and storms.
For most of us, this has not turned out to
be much of anything so far rainfall wise.
Most of that rain is off towardr
E right now, where we do actualy
have a severe thunderstorm warng
just outside of our area,
although we're dry.
High right now we still have tht
chance to see some further development
as the evening progresses.
So we're not quite in the clear when it
comes to that rainfall potential just yet.
There is a cold front moving acs
the southeastern United States that's
producing a good deal of rainfa,
prompting some severe thunderstm
warnings and even a tornado
warning into North Carolina.
And as this cold front comes
through and ahead of it,
we'll keep that chance for rain in the
forecast through the next couple hours.
It also comes with the risk
for severe weather all.
Get a very low one in our area.
We've got a level one threat tht
extends through the metro Atlanta area
and then up towards the north for some
isolated storms that could produce gusty,
potentially even damaging winds.
And even those storms that are subsevere
are still going to bring very hy
rainfall as well as frequent lightning.
But again,
those of us that see these
shower and storm development,
it's not going to be very many.
In fact, our forecast track onls
a few more of these isolated showers.
And storms developing very isold
activity with about a 20 to maye
30% chance for rainfall across h
Georgia through the next couple hours.
Once the sunsets,
that rain will start to spread
down towards the southeast.
So by about midnight,
we may still have a couple lingering showers,
but most of the rain is out of r
way and we'll clear down towarde
southeast into tomorrow morning.
So we'll wake up Sunday mainly y
and enjoy a nice sunny afternoo,
some clouds here and there.
A mix of sunshine and cloud cov,
maybe still a couple spotty shos
developing by Sunday afternoon,
but similar today and even more.
Most of us are going to end up
staying dry on Sunday.
Now I mentioned that cold front.
Don't get too excited about the
word cold front because it's not
going to drop our temperatures,
but what it will do is bring
down our humidity.
It falls a little bit by tomorr,
but Monday and into Tuesday is
when we'll really see some of
that drier air to make our our.
Hot, high temperatures,
this heat at least a little
bit more bearable,
and this goes into Wednesday as well.
Now,
the downside of the lower
humidity is that drier
air actually cools and heats a t
more effectively than it does wn
we have more moisture in the ai.
And that means temperatures are
going to get even hotter as we
move into this upcoming week.
So tomorrow we'll still stay
close to our seasonal averages.
We're talking low 90s right
around 92 degrees in Atlanta.
But look what happens to those highs as we.
We move into midweek,
we're talking mid to even upper.
In fact, by Wednesday and Thurs,
there could be some spots that t
very close to the triple digits.
This doesn't quite put us
into record territory.
The records are all at or above
100 through this upcoming week,
but we're going to be very
close to those records.
In addition to that,
we're also watching this plume f
wildfire smoke that's going to e
coming down across the continental US,
potentially moving into North Georgia
as early as tomorrow with some higher
concentrations expected by Mond.
For most of us,
you won't notice much more than maybe
a little bit of a haze on the horizon,
but for those that are really
sensitive to air.
Quality or to smoke in the air?
You may want to try and limit yr
time outdoors both Sunday and Monday.
Our rain reenters the forecast by the
end of the week as humidity climbs and
that will bring a little bit of relief,
but highs are still in the low
90s as we move into next weeken.