Threat of strong, severe storms Friday night through Saturday morning

Atlanta, GALocal News

North Georgia braces for severe storms from late Friday night through Saturday morning, with heightened risks in the northern and northwestern regions. Metro Atlanta and southern areas also face potential threats from these storms. Late Friday, scattered severe storms could produce damaging winds, large hail, and a low risk of brief tornadoes. The Severe Weather Team 2 will monitor the situation closely and provide live updates on Channel 2 for affected residents. This weather pattern is significant due to its potential impact on safety and local infrastructure.

Historical data indicates that severe storms in this region can lead to extensive damage and disruption. Residents are urged to remain weather aware and prepare for possible power outages and hazardous conditions. Staying informed will be essential as the storm system approaches.

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