Heavy rain, storms Wednesday afternoon; Flash Flooding Friday from Helene

Atlanta, GALocal News

A significant weather event is unfolding in north Georgia, with heavy rain and storms expected on Wednesday afternoon. Residents are warned about the potential for flash flooding as Hurricane Helene approaches the region, with impacts anticipated on Friday. The National Weather Service has issued advisories, urging the community to prepare for severe weather conditions. As Helene gains strength, local authorities are mobilizing resources to ensure public safety and provide timely updates. The storm's trajectory is being monitored closely, and emergency services are on standby to respond to any incidents.

The community is encouraged to stay informed through local news outlets and weather advisories. Residents are advised to review their emergency plans and stock up on essential supplies as the situation evolves. Preparedness is key to minimizing risks associated with this impending storm.

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