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Augusta garage starts flooding during thunderstorm
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Scattered, Smothered, and Covered with Storms
It was another stormy afternoon across the CSRA, with thunderstorms developing as early as 1 p.m. today!. Tomorrow will be another rinse-and-repeat forecast, with numerous scattered thunderstorms expected across the area throughout the afternoon. The reason for this is the abundant moisture in the atmosphere, combined with a lingering stationary front that is providing additional lift. An upper-level low is also causing winds to circulate counterclockwise across the CSRA.
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Jamie’s First Alert Weather Forecast for Wednesday 7pm, Aug. 5
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Round Butte Fire in Jefferson County, Aug. 1, 2026 (Credit: Terry Cox Strutz)
A new fire in Jefferson County called the Round Butte Fire triggered evacuation orders near the city of Metolius on Saturday afternoon, Aug. 1, 2026. (Credit: Terry Cox Strutz)
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Hurricane Helene tree losses spur UGA replanting tool for homeowners
Augusta area residents still recovering from Hurricane Helene might soon have some state-developed online help to determine which trees to plant as replacements for those lost in the storm. The Grow Back Project, a University of Georgia-led reforestation effort launched after Hurricane Helene devastated the region's tree canopy, is developing an interactive website to help Augusta-area homeowners select the right trees for their properties. UGA Research Controlled farming may help crops survive climate swings, UGA says Sam Perren, operations coordinator in the Archway Partnership at the University of Georgia, oversees the Grow Back Project. "The project was born from the Community Foundation for the Central Savannah River Area, Georgia Power and the University of Georgia wanting to help bring back the community forest and its benefits after all the devastation of Hurricane Helene," Perren said. Perren said local partners, including Georgia Power, reached out to UGA last year, making this a regional effort. "Recognizing that the tree canopy took some major hits in that storm, we wanted to give people information on how to plant the right tree in the right place to bring that canopy back," he said. "We're all working toward building this website to help homeowners across
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First Alert Forecast l Rain chances stick around for the work week ahead
AUGUSTA, GA (CSRA)— A wet weather pattern is moving into the Central Savannah River Area, bringing rain chances every afternoon through Sunday. While most of the rain will be scattered, some storms could pack heavy downpours at times. What to Expect. Rain chances will be confined to the afternoon...
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Hurricane Helene tree losses spur UGA replanting tool for homeowners
Augusta area residents still recovering from Hurricane Helene might soon have some state-developed online help to determine which trees to plant as replacements for those lost in the storm. The Grow Back Project, a University of Georgia-led reforestation effort launched after Hurricane Helene devastated the region's tree canopy, is developing an interactive website to help Augusta-area homeowners select the right trees for their properties. UGA Research Controlled farming may help crops survive climate swings, UGA says Sam Perren, operations coordinator in the Archway Partnership at the University of Georgia, oversees the Grow Back Project. "The project was born from the Community Foundation for the Central Savannah River Area, Georgia Power and the University of Georgia wanting to help bring back the community forest and its benefits after all the devastation of Hurricane Helene," Perren said. Perren said local partners, including Georgia Power, reached out to UGA last year, making this a regional effort. "Recognizing that the tree canopy took some major hits in that storm, we wanted to give people information on how to plant the right tree in the right place to bring that canopy back," he said. "We're all working toward building this website to help homeowners across
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Wet week ahead
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Rinse and repeat: Showers and storms on Sunday; flooding and severe weather possible
Saturday night update: Do not put away the umbrellas just yet. A slow-moving frontal boundary to our west, combined with a disturbance moving up from northern Florida, will trigger another wave of showers and thunderstorms on Sunday afternoon. Activity picks back up in the afternoon as daytime temperatures warm up....
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Red Cross assists 2 people after Warrenville house fire
WARRENVILLE, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) - A Warrenville family is receiving emergency assistance after an afternoon fire destroyed their home on Henry Street on Sunday, according to the American Red Cross. Disaster-trained volunteers with the Red Cross are assisting the two displaced residents. According to the Red Cross, the organization is providing...
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Seasonal highs, Lower humidity, Rain chances return this weekend
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Forecast Clear for Takeoff: Humidity Stays Grounded
It was a nice day outside with temperatures in the mid-90s with partly cloudy skies. Everyone across the CSRA stayed dry as dewpoints have progressively lowered throughout the day. Tomorrow as winds continue to come from the north, dewpoints are expected to reach the low 60s to possibly upper 50s...
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Strong to severe storms possible later this evening as a wet pattern sets up
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Methodists continue to assist homeowners affected by Helene
It’s been almost two years since Hurricane Helene brought its wake of devastation across the Augusta area, and some people remain in recovery mode. “We’re still getting calls every week,” said the Rev. Scott Parish, mission specialist in the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church’s Office of Connectional Ministries,. They want to help as many people as they can.
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First Alert Forecast l Intense heat returns to start the workweek
AUGUSTA, GA — (WRDW/WAGT) Dangerous heat returns as highs head towards the upper 90’s by midweek. Hotter than average temperatures return to start the last week of July, with highs Monday and Tuesday soaring into the middle to upper 90s Monday through Wednesday. Tuesday will be the hottest day of the week with feels like temperatures as high as 108 degrees. Storm chances will be extremely low during this time, so plan for extended heat.