Parts of West Georgia from as north as Trenton and Rome to as south as Colquitt will be under a Level 2 threat that could bring damaging wind gusts and a brief tornado, the agency said. Other parts of ...

Life-threatening flash flooding swept across parts of Tennessee and Kentucky on Saturday as a potent storm produced a myriad of threats across the Eastern U.S.

Portions of our area are highlighted by the Storm Prediction Center's convective outlook. The slight (level 2) risk stretches through west Georgia, stopping just before the perimeter and metro Atlanta ...

Scattered showers tomorrow. Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day as storms will roll in early Sunday-- an isolated storm could ...

There is a risk of severe weather for late Saturday night but especially Sunday morning. From Atlanta and westward, that area ...

ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - It’s going to be a cold night! Most of us will see our first freeze since late January as ...

Overnight rain in Atlanta has caused flooding along the Chattahoochee River affecting local schools, homes and roadways.

Georgians are already seeing rain and more is on the way. What's in the forecast? What are the chances of thunderstorms and tornadoes?

The heavy rain and isolated storms are beginning to move out of north Georgia. Severe Weather Team 2 Chief Meteorologist Brad ...

Commutes could be heavily impacted if heavier rain aligns with the morning or evening rush hour. As of Tuesday, we feel the ...

While Atlanta will get between 1 and 2 inches of rain, most of North Georgia will see 3 to 5 inches by Thursday. Some isolated areas could get as much as 7 inches.