Georgia
Storm system brings threats of heavy rain, damaging winds to north Georgia
Thursday morning climate forecast
Waves of heavy rain and gusty storms will roll by north Georgia immediately. The best threats can be heavy rain and damaging winds.
ATLANTA – A storm system can be heading by north Georgia Thursday, bringing threats of heavy rain and the potential for flooding, hail, or tornados.
Thursday morning began with a minimal quantity of rain in metro Atlanta.
The modifications kick in round midday when a chilly entrance pushes within the greater storms from the west. Almost all the north Georgia space will obtain at the least some rain, with some areas seeing extreme climate.
The best threat of extreme climate is between roughly midday to 7 p.m. because the storms roll by.
Nearly all of the metro Atlanta space is at a Degree 2 risk for extreme climate with the remaining norther components of the state at a Degree 1 risk.
The best impression can be heavy rain of attainable greater than 1 inch, flooding, damaging winds of as much as 60 miles per hour, and hail.
Whereas the danger of a fast, spin-up twister is far decrease, it’s nonetheless not zero for Thursday.
Friday morning will see a small likelihood that storms proceed. Memorial Day weekend can be dry and heat with temperatures again as much as round 80 levels.
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