Atlanta, GA – Strong storms are expected to hit Georgia Tuesday night, bringing heavy rain, gusty winds, and possible localized flooding. Residents should prepare for hazardous conditions and a significant drop in temperatures by midweek.
According to the National Weather Service, the storm system will begin affecting the state late Tuesday afternoon, with rain intensifying into the evening. Areas along I-85, including Atlanta, Athens, and LaGrange, are at risk for thunderstorms with gusts up to 20 mph. Rainfall totals could exceed two inches in some locations, prompting flood concerns in low-lying areas.
The storm will clear by early Wednesday, leaving behind much cooler conditions. Highs on Wednesday will reach only 45°F, with overnight lows dipping to a freezing 27°F. This colder pattern will persist into Thursday and Friday, which are expected to be sunny with highs near 47°F and 53°F, respectively.
Drivers should exercise caution on wet roads Tuesday night and monitor local forecasts for potential advisories. Residents are encouraged to secure outdoor items that could be affected by strong winds and clear gutters to reduce the risk of flooding.
The National Weather Service will provide ongoing updates as the storm progresses. Stay informed by checking their website and tuning in to local news channels for real-time alerts.
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