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Tropical Storm Isaias Brings Slight Flood Risk to Atlanta, Athens, Gainesville, and Macon Saturday With Gusty Squalls Before Drier Weather Returns Sunday
ATLANTA, GA — The latest Weather Prediction Center outlook for Saturday, October 10, shows a slight risk of localized flooding across parts of North Georgia from Tropical Storm Isaias. Rainfall will vary widely depending on where squall lines set up, so not every location will see the same totals. Saturday is looking wet, with gusty winds possible in some of the squalls. Drier weather is expected to return on Sunday.
Atlanta News First
First Alert Forecast: Tracking tropical impacts for the weekend
CBS News
Georgia seeing calm before Tropical Storm Isaias' impacts hit state
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Tropical development likely in the Gulf this week, widespread rain possible in north Georgia this weekend
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — The Atlantic hurricane season continues, and all eyes are on the Gulf this week. While the system is not organized yet, environmental conditions are becoming more conducive for development. Gradual development is becoming more likely, and a tropical depression could form later today or early Wednesday.
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First Alert Forecast: Sunshine returns Tuesday, rain returns this weekend
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — louds and moisture slowly clear out to start the week, leaving fantastic fall weather through mid-week. Clouds will slowly clear out this evening and overnight. Lows will dip into the upper 50s to lower 60s. Phenomenal Tuesday through Friday. There will be plenty...
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Widespread Rain Soaks Atlanta, Rome, Athens, and Gainesville Sunday Into Monday With Heavy Downpours and Wet Roads Lingering for the Morning Commute
ATLANTA, GA — Widespread rain is taking over Metro Atlanta and North Georgia Sunday afternoon and will last into the overnight hours. Some heavier downpours are possible, though thunderstorms are relatively unlikely. Rainfall totals will be highest where heavy downpours persist over the same areas for an extended period. The back edge of the rain is expected to move through the metro early Monday, leaving wet roads for the morning commute.
CBS News
Leftovers from weekend storms keeping Georgia from drying out
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Soaked Sunday: Heavy Rains Drench Metro Atlanta, Spark Flood Fears and Fall Chill
Atlanta is waking Sunday, October 4, under mostly cloudy skies with temperatures around 73 degrees and little wind. The city should stay gloomy as showers and thunderstorms become more widespread, keeping the afternoon high near 75. Sunday plans may need a serious backup as the wettest stretch arrives later in the day.
fox5atlanta.com
Lower rain totals expected as heaviest showers track south of metro Atlanta
ATLANTA - Scattered afternoon showers and thick cloud cover across metro Atlanta will transition into a widespread rainstorm overnight into Sunday. Rainfall totals across North Georgia are underperforming compared to earlier computer models. Showers will remain scattered around metro Atlanta and North Georgia, while areas south of Interstate 20 face...
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Morning forecast for Sunday, October 4
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Storms, Then Flood: Atlanta Braces for Storm-Soaked Sunday Washout
Atlanta is starting Saturday, October 3, around 70 degrees, with possible reduced visibility and deteriorating aviation conditions, but the quiet morning will not last. Temperatures should climb to about 85 degrees before scattered showers and thunderstorms become more likely this afternoon and evening. Saturday Starts Foggy, Then Turns Stormy. Rain...
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Early Morning Quake Rattles Georgia Northwest of Atlanta
According to USGS, a relatively weak earthquake rattled portions of Georgia early this morning north and west of Atlanta. At 4:25 am, a magnitude 2.0 earthquake struck from a depth of 5.2 km near the town of Hawkins which is roughly 90 miles northwest of Atlanta, Georgia. There were no reports of any damage or injuries from the earthquake.
Atlanta News First
First Alert Forecast: More rain on the way