Wednesday's storms small taste of Hurricane Helene in Georgia

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Georgia is currently under the threat of Hurricane Helene, which has already begun to unleash severe weather across the state. Reports of heavy rainfall, hail, and a tornado in Habersham County are prompting the National Weather Service to investigate the storm's impact. The tornado, which occurred on Wednesday afternoon, is just one aspect of the dangerous conditions that residents are facing. Additionally, various counties are under flood warnings and watches, with local authorities advising residents to prepare for possible evacuations. The severe weather has already resulted in downed trees and disrupted services.

As the storm progresses, residents are encouraged to stay informed and adhere to safety guidelines. The situation remains fluid, with updates from meteorological services expected as Hurricane Helene approaches. This storm serves as a reminder of the power of nature and the importance of preparedness in the face of severe weather.

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