Georgia
Georgia weather: Monday afternoon storms pose marginal threat along I-85 and east
Extreme climate outlook: Monday afternoon storms pose marginal risk
A lot of the risk is remoted to east of I-85, with some components of northeast Georgia and west Georgia included. The day is probably not an entire washout.
ATLANTA – The day is probably not an entire washout, however some storms on Monday might pose a marginal risk to areas south and east of Atlanta.
The FOX 5 Storm Workforce is monitoring some thunderstorms firing Sunday afternoon and late Monday afternoon. The latter spherical of storms is forecasted to be the strongest.
Extreme climate on Sunday night poses the best risk in Arkansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and the northeast areas of Texas. There was a marginal risk as far southwest as northern Alabama. That risk did not carry over into Georgia on Sunday.
By Monday, there’s a marginal risk of extreme climate and storms in Georgia alongside Interstate 85 and east. As of Sunday afternoon, areas northwest of I-85 below a marginal risk included Clarkesville and Gainesville in northeast Georgia, in addition to parts of Heard County.
By Monday, there’s a marginal risk of extreme climate and storms in Georgia alongside Interstate 85 and east.
Fashions present some storms alongside the I-85 hall and east on Sunday afternoon, however the potential for widespread extreme climate is not doubtless.
Clouds give means at evening earlier than extra storms type in northeastern and central Georgia late Monday afternoon. Wind speeds will decide up as a chilly entrance strikes via the state.
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