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A stretch of wet, humid weather will keep rain in the forecast across North and Central Georgia all week, with scattered downpours and the risk of localized flooding continuing into the weekend.
Moderate flooding continues to impact parts of Fulton and Forsyth this morning, prompting officials to issue warnings for local residents and drivers as water levels reach historic highs.
There is currently a Flood Watch in effect for all of Atlanta, Metro, and most of North Georgia between 4 p.m. on Wednesday and 8 a.m. on Thursday.
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This week, Atlanta is on track to set a record for its earliest 90-degree day on record, with temperatures expected to reach 90 degrees for the first time this season on Friday.
Drought intensifies in Georgia, raising wildfire concerns across dry, warm conditions
Colorado State University has released its annual Atlantic hurricane forecast, predicting 13 named storms and six hurricanes may develop during the 2026 season.
Strong storms that swept across Georgia early Thursday have moved out of the region, and the threat of severe weather has now ended, according to the National Weather Service.
Another round of winter weather is expected to move into north Georgia this weekend, bringing snow, bitter cold, and hazardous travel conditions to much of the region, including the Atlanta metro area.
CBS News Atlanta is tracking the chance for snow across north Georgia and possibly parts of metro Atlanta this weekend.
An ice storm warning remains in effect across much of north Georgia early Monday as dangerously cold temperatures refreeze wet roads, creating slick and hazardous travel conditions during the morning commute.
MARTA is gearing up for the impending ice storm by implementing an inclement weather service plan.
A dangerous ice storm is expected to move into parts of north Georgia this weekend, prompting the National Weather Service to warn that travel could become impossible and power outages are likely as freezing rain builds up on roads, trees and power lines.
Ahead of a major weekend winter storm, many airlines are dropping change fees so travelers can rebook their flights.
A potentially dangerous ice storm is setting its sights on north Georgia this weekend. Weather officials are warning of treacherous travel, possible power outages, and days of lingering cold as Arctic air moves in behind the system.
A growing threat of winter weather could bring dangerous travel conditions and possible power outages across North Georgia this weekend, as forecasters warn that ice, not snow, may be the biggest concern.
Be prepared for travel issues and possible power outages across north Georgia on Saturday and Sunday.
CBS News Atlanta is tracking the chance for some snow or a mix of snow and sleet across Georgia by Sunday morning.
A weather-related ground stop has been issued at the nation's busiest airport Monday morning.
Sorry, Georgia, there is no chance of walking in a winter wonderland this Christmas. Instead, we'll be hitting record highs in the Peach State.
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for parts of North Georgia as temperatures continue to drop.
Get ready to bundle up, because the first freeze of the season is on the way for North Georgia.
Nearly all of the Peach State is experiencing some form of drought, ranging from moderate to extreme.
With Georgia experiencing a blast of cold weather, many people are wondering what the forecasts show for the chance of snow this winter.
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