ATLANTA — Severe Weather Team 2 says you will need to bring your umbrella to work Thursday, because the chance for rain and storms goes up dramatically.
Showers and thunderstorms from Mississippi will be moving into Georgia in the morning and into the afternoon. Some storms could turn severe, with tornadoes and damaging winds possible, mainly in southwest Georgia.
On the Channel 2 Action News Nightbeat at 11, Severe Weather Team 2 Chief Meteorologist Glenn Burns said impacts during the day could be down trees, tree limbs and power lines being brought down.
We're using the world's most powerful weather technology to update the exact timing on when you could see the rain and storms, on Channel 2 Action News This Morning starting at 4:30 a.m.
Risk of severe storms tomorrow after 1PM. Greatest risk will be southwest GA but a few could be severe in our area. Wind shear could generate isolated tornadoes and strong gusty winds. We have the best team of meteorologists/technology to keep you safe. pic.twitter.com/pQp704IpMO
— Glenn Burns (@GlennBurnsWSB) October 31, 2018
The rain could last into the early morning hours of Friday.
Burns received the November outlook on Thursday and says we can expect near-average temperatures for north Georgia.
Don't forget, the time changes overnight Sunday when we fall back an hour.
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