Atlanta, GA: Due to the ongoing heavy rainfall, a flash flood watch is still in force through Thursday morning for North Georgia, including locations along and around Interstate 85.
The National Weather Service Peachtree City reports that isolated places might receive up to 6 inches of rain, while widespread totals of 2 to 4 inches are anticipated. While northern regions of the state may see river flooding as creeks and rivers get closer to flood level, areas around I-85 are more vulnerable to flash floods.
Authorities caution that recurrent periods of intense rain may result in hazardous driving conditions.increasing water levels in regions vulnerable to flooding. Residents are advised not to drive on flooded roads and to keep an eye out for local emergency information.
Important Flood Watch Information:
Rainfall totals: 2-4 inches overall, with up to 6 inches in isolated places
Risk of flash floods is higher along I-85, particularly on Wednesday evenings.
Flooding of rivers and creeks is anticipated in northern Georgia.
Safety Tip: Avoid drowning by turning around and avoiding flooded regions.
Visit the National Weather Service Peachtree City webpage or pay attention to local weather alerts for the most recent information.