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First Alert Forecast: Dangerous heat continues in north Georgia
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First Alert Weather Day: Excessive heat, spotty storm chances continue
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Intense heat will continue across North Georgia for most of the week, with increased rain chances finally arriving Friday. Expect mostly clear skies tonight with lows in the upper 60s to low 70s. The heat won’t break even after sunset—humidity remains high, making it feel muggy and uncomfortable. If you’re heading out this evening, stay hydrated and avoid strenuous activity.
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Shingles and gutters torn off Hixson home as massive oak uproots in Tuesday night storm
HIXSON, Tenn. — A Hixson couple is dealing with damage to their home after a massive oak tree came crashing down during an overnight storm Tuesday. Vic Hayden says storms typically wake him when thunder and lightning move through the area. But this time, the sound that jolted him...
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First Alert Forecast: Intense heat continues through next week
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Through the next few days, North Georgia will continue to see intense heat and pop up storm chances. A Heat Advisory remains through 8 PM Sunday for most of the region, with heat index values climbing into the 105-109 degree range on Sunday afternoon.
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First Alert Forecast: Dangerous heat settles into north Georgia
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Blocked storm drains blamed for Ringgold flooding, but some businesses remain uncertain
RINGGOLD, Ga. — Downtown Ringgold business owners were able to get some answers Monday night as they continue to recover from two flooding incidents last week. Questions remain about whether the same problems could happen again. Denni Capehart, owner of Caffeine Addicts, says she lost her business to flooding...
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First Alert Weather Day: Dangerous heat, spotty storm chances continue
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A strong ridge of high pressure will bring a prolonged stretch of dangerous heat lasting into next week. Temperatures will soar into the upper 90s each day through Wednesday, but the real danger comes from the combination of heat and humidity. Heat index values — what it actually feels like outside — will climb into the 100s each day, with some areas potentially reaching 110 degrees.
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First Alert Forecast: Heat intensifies through the weekend, spotty storm chances continue
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A hot and humid pattern is settling into north Georgia, bringing dangerously high heat index values and the threat of isolated afternoon storms. Thursday:. Thursday will see more of what we saw on Wednesday with just a slight chance of showers in the...
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North Georgia weather: Feel-like temps around 100 degrees by weekend
ATLANTA - The summer heat is about to crank up across metro Atlanta and North Georgia, with temperatures climbing each day and the heat index expected to soar into the triple digits. What we know:. Wednesday could end up being the most tolerable day of the stretch. Temperatures will climb...
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First Alert Forecast: Heat wave heading to North Georgia
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Pop-up storm causes tree to fall on home
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Floodwater hits downtown Ringgold twice, leaving shops and venues fearing what’s next
RINGGOLD, Ga. — With rain still in the forecast this week, business owners in downtown Ringgold are bracing for what could be another evening of flooding. Heavy rains already caused flooding Saturday night and again Wednesday night, leaving business owners and city officials to clean up the mess. Fans...
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Mayor: Ringgold's downtown area floods again as storms hit Wednesday evening
RINGGOLD, Ga. — Downtown Ringgold flooded Wednesday evening as storms moved through the city, marking the second time in a week that torrential rain has inundated the area, according to Mayor Kelly Bomar. Bomar thanked those who helped businesses as the flooding unfolded. “I want to extend a sincere...
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McCaysville police department, post office closed after flood damage; boil water advisory lifted
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Fannin County’s City of McCaysville continues to deal with impacts from last weekend’s severe flooding — including the closure of the local police department and U.S. Post Office buildings. On Wednesday, McCaysville Police Chief Michael Earley said the structures have...