Live Updates: Intense Storms Bring Heavy Rainfall To Atlanta And North Georgia

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Post on Jun 18, 2025

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Live Updates: Intense Storms Bring Heavy Rainfall to Atlanta and North Georgia

Atlanta and North Georgia are facing the brunt of a powerful storm system bringing torrential rain, flash flooding, and dangerous conditions. Residents are urged to stay informed and take necessary precautions as the situation continues to evolve. This article will be updated live as new information becomes available.

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8:00 PM EDT: The National Weather Service (NWS) has extended the Flash Flood Warning for several counties in North Georgia, including [List Affected Counties]. Water levels in rivers and creeks are rapidly rising, posing a significant threat to low-lying areas. Authorities are reporting numerous road closures due to flooding and downed trees.

7:00 PM EDT: Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL) is experiencing significant delays and cancellations due to the severe weather. Passengers are advised to check with their airlines before heading to the airport. [Link to ATL Airport Website]

6:00 PM EDT: Reports are emerging of widespread power outages across the metro Atlanta area and surrounding counties. Georgia Power is working to restore electricity to affected customers, but significant delays are expected. [Link to Georgia Power Outage Map]

5:00 PM EDT: Emergency services are responding to numerous calls related to flooding and property damage. Residents are urged to avoid unnecessary travel and to exercise extreme caution if venturing outdoors. Driving through flooded areas is extremely dangerous and can be life-threatening.

<h3>What to do during a Flash Flood:</h3>

• Stay indoors: Find a safe, elevated location within your home. Avoid basements.
• Monitor weather reports: Stay updated on the latest forecasts and warnings from the NWS. [Link to NWS Website]
• Never drive through flooded areas: Turn around, don't drown. Even a few inches of water can sweep a vehicle off the road.
• Be aware of rising water levels: If you live in a low-lying area, be prepared to evacuate if necessary.
• Report downed power lines: Contact your local power company immediately if you see downed power lines. Do not approach them.

<h3>Areas Most Affected:</h3>

The hardest-hit areas currently include:

• North Fulton County: Reports of significant flooding and road closures.
• Gwinnett County: Numerous power outages and downed trees.
• Cherokee County: Flash flooding reported in several areas.

We will continue to provide live updates as the situation develops. Stay tuned to this page and follow official sources for the latest information on the severe weather impacting Atlanta and North Georgia. Remember to prioritize your safety and the safety of your loved ones.

Remember to share this article with your friends and family to help spread awareness and ensure everyone stays safe. #AtlantaStorm #NorthGeorgiaWeather #FlashFloodWarning #SevereWeather #GeorgiaWeather

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