NWS Peachtree City is predicting a warming trend ahead as May so far has been pleasantly mild for mid-spring, and provided a little relief from dry conditions in recent days with rainfall. But sunshine is going…
Severe weather is on the way after a round of rain and storms is moving into the area. Multiple counties are under a tornado watch effective immediately until 2 a.m., which include all of the Northwest…
The National Weather Service is warning that a swath of Georgia – from the Alabama line all the way into South Carolina – is now under a Level 2 threat of severe weather moving into the…
Chances of rain are in the forecast for the remainder of Friday, but they are slim at the moment in Northwest Georgia. It’s overnight and on Saturday that wet weather is more likely to return, with…
NWS Peachtree City has no watches or warnings in place this morning around the area, but thunderstorms are rumbling through until this afternoon, and with a brief pause and some sunshine another round of wet weather…
Don’t expect coming rainfall to relieve drought conditions NWS Peachtree City is predicting a new round of stormy weather as April closes, bringing some much needed showers for a month famous for its rainfall. Unfortunately, it…
Another round of gorgeous, sunny days is in store for Northwest Georgia the latter half of April continues to remain dry across the region, but the weekend may bring some relief (and potentially spoil upcoming spring…
Potential for relief in store with rain on Saturday night, but not enough to end drought conditions Georgia is dry as a bone right now, and it’ll stay that way even with some weekend rain in…
NWS Peachtree City continue to warn of the dangers of brush fires spreading out of control and suggest that folks refrain from burning as drought conditions persist, and temperatures rise toward summer-like conditions. The high is…
It seems like the forecast is on repeat these days: warm weather, low humidity, and drought conditions are combining to make burning anything outdoors a serious danger for everyone in Northwest Georgia. A good swath of…
