The Brief
- A surge of tropical moisture from the Gulf will bring heavy rain and potential flash flooding to Georgia.
- Most areas south of I-20 face the highest risk with isolated totals up to three inches possible.
- Tuesday temperatures could tie a record low maximum of 76 degrees before storms return late week.
ATLANTA – A powerful surge of tropical moisture from the Gulf is moving into North Georgia and the metro area, triggering a multiday heavy rainfall event that threatens widespread localized flash flooding through the end of the week.
Widespread rain coming
What we know:
Deep moisture lifting northward will establish an unsettled weather pattern over the state. No active severe weather watches or warnings are in effect for the area at this time, though conditions remain fluid. While severe weather risks are currently low, continuous rain over a long duration creates a localized flash flooding threat.
FOX 5 Storm Team insights
What they’re saying:
FOX 5 Storm Team meteorologist Jonathan Stacey urged residents to prepare for a steady deluge rather than sudden severe threats. …