<p>Interesting note: In atlanta at least I know this is true. B/c of pollution, there is a wierd bubble thing above the city of atlanta. Whenever weather travels our way, it usually comes from alabama. However, you can watch thte doppler radar, and you will see the rain/etc coming straight for north ga. however, when it actually gets close to atlanta, it dissipates (actually just spent about a minute trying to spell that word, i have no idea… whatever… lessens? trails off?). the pollution bubble makes it so that the weather kind of travels around the city. very strange. we still get rain though, just a major trend over a mass of rain clouds.</p>