Several metro Atlanta school districts have closed again on Friday because of power outages caused by Tropical Storm Zeta.
The storm moved through early Thursday, leaving trees and powerlines down across the area.
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At one point, more than a million people were without power across the state.
Many school districts were closed today because of the storms. Some have announced they are now closing again tomorrow.
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Atlanta Public Schools is the latest to announce they will have a “non-instructional” day for students Friday. Teachers and staff are to work remotely.
Fulton, Cobb, Bartow, Fannin, Paulding, Dawson, Habersham and Lumpkin counties will also all remain closed on Friday due to power outages.
“We are grateful to local crews clearing roads and restoring power, but the storm impact on our schools remains significant. Currently over 40 campuses are without power and internet; and uncertainty remains when utilities will be restored. Friday will also provide time for our staff to address other issues related to storm recovery,” Fulton County schools said in a statement.
Hall and Gwinnett counties will be open for digital learning only.
Stay with WSBTV.com and watch Channel 2 Action News for updates on school closings and storm cleanup in our area all afternoon and evening on Channel 2 Action News and streaming on WSB Now on your phone, computer, Roku, Amazon Fire or Apple TV.
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