ATLANTA — A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for north Georgia from Wednesday until Thursday morning, according to Severe Weather Team 2 Chief Meteorologist Glenn Burns.
Light showers will continue overnight and into the morning, but Burns said the rain will become heavier as Wednesday goes on.
And...here we go again. Be careful for that morning commute and afternoon commute and the Thursday morning commute. pic.twitter.com/l81iEpCK9F
— Glenn Burns (@GlennBurnsWSB) November 14, 2018
We're using the world's most powerful weather technology to track rain and help with your commute, on Channel 2 Action News This Morning starting at 4:30 a.m.
Rainfall totals through Thursday will range between 1-2 inches across the metro with 4 inches or more possible in the eastern part of the state, according to Burns.
Here's the latest rainfall projection through Thursday. #StormWatchOn2 pic.twitter.com/CHf9G0VX2Z
— Glenn Burns (@GlennBurnsWSB) November 14, 2018
The front will move northeast into the evening Wednesday and as the rain moves out, colder air will start to move in.
Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Brad Nitz said there is a possibility of light snow in the north Georgia mountains Thursday evening.
Its not much, but data has been consistently indicating the possiblity of some light mix or light snow in the north Georgia mountains Thursday evening.
— Brad Nitz (@BradNitzWSB) November 13, 2018
I'll be updating that potential over the next couple days on @wsbtv. pic.twitter.com/7j11gN1zs2
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Dry weather returns Friday and then we enter a drier period in the days after the 5 day forecast.
— Brad Nitz (@BradNitzWSB) November 13, 2018
We have to first get through a renewed flood threat Wednesday - Thursday morning. pic.twitter.com/S5Wk1rzlnY
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