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New details: 8 tornadoes confirmed in 5 CSRA counties
We’re now learning how many tornadoes caused damage across the CSRA Saturday, sparking warnings across the region.
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Augusta Transit suspends bus service except free shelter shuttles
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Augusta Transit bus and paratransit services will be shut down Saturday as Hurricane Isaias brings the threat of strong winds to the area. Augusta Transit, ADA paratransit and Richmond Transit will not operate on Saturday “out of an abundance of caution,” according to a city news release.
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New details: 8 tornadoes confirmed in 5 CSRA counties
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Tornadoes leave trail of damage across Georgia
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First Alert forecast - Drying out with near record highs for the week ahead
AUGUSTA, Ga. (First Alert Weather) - Dry and unseasonably warm weather for the week ahead. A big cooldown could be headed our way this weekend. Dry weather with cool nights and warm to even hot days can be expected for the work week ahead. The average high/low for today is 81/55, but highs will likely approach 90 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with morning lows near average in the middle 50s. Here are our record highs for the week ahead:
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Monday Forecast off to a sunny start
Monday Forecast: After a stormy Saturday and breezy Sunday, we get back to sunshine today with warm highs in the mid 80s. Winds will be NW at 5-10 with gusts up to 20. Great weather remains in the forecast all week with lots of sunshine Today through Friday with highs in the middle to upper 80s. A strong cold front will drop temps big time for the weekend with highs in the low 70s Saturday and upper 60s on Sunday. Morning lows Sunday morning will be chilly, in the mid to upper 40s.
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WATCH: Tornado sweeps through Screven County
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Burke County tornado damage: Story Mill Road, Oct. 10, 2026
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Torrential rain from Isaias floods Batesburg-Leesville, Aiken
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Rain lingers Sunday morning, long stretch of sunshine to follow
Saturday night update: The severe weather threat has ended, but the flooding risk is still lingering. Flood Watches remain in effect through Sunday morning across much of the area. Additional moderate to heavy rain is still possible overnight in spots, and the latest 24-hour rainfall totals as of midnight show just how soaked parts of the region got from the remnants of Isaias. Several locations picked up 5 to 7 inches, with the heaviest axis running through the Augusta metro. Low-lying roads and poor-drainage areas remain the main concern after those kinds of totals. Turn around, don’t drown.
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Region’s nonprofits gearing up for impacts from hurricane
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Like public officials, local nonprofits are preparing to help those affected by Hurricane Isaias. That could be people in the directly hit areas hundreds of miles to the west, or people affected by peripheral weather here in Georgia and South Carolina. The Red Cross. Red Cross...
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Saturday afternoon tornado outlook
On and off rain that could be locally heavy will continue through Saturday evening. Winds will be pretty steady Saturday morning through Saturday night and into Sunday with sustained winds 15-20 mph and gusts up to 35 mph. Temperatures will be on the mild side with highs in the lower to middle 70s along and north of I-20 and middle to upper 70s along and south of I-20. to mid 70s, but humidity will be noticeably high for October by Saturday afternoon with dew point temperatures climbing into the lower 70s.