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Georgia weather alerts
2 active alerts across 3 counties in Georgia right now: a Flood Warning and a Rip Current Statement. Pick a county or city for what is active, what it means, and a year of history.
3 of 159 counties with alerts most common now: Flood Warning All counties Get alerts on your phone →
Where the alerts are right now
Flood Warning 1 Camden County
Rip Current Statement 1 Glynn County
Rip Current Statement 1
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Alerts by city in Georgia
Every city of 50,000 or more. Alerts are issued by county, so a city page shows the alerts for the county it sits in.
Fulton County0 Columbus
Muscogee County0 Augusta
Richmond County0 Macon
Bibb County0 Savannah
Chatham County0 Athens
Clarke County0 South Fulton
Fulton County0 Sandy Springs
Fulton County0 Roswell
Fulton County0 Warner Robins
Houston County0 Johns Creek
Fulton County0 Alpharetta
Fulton County0 Albany
Dougherty County0 Marietta
Cobb County0 Stonecrest
DeKalb County0 Brookhaven
DeKalb County0 Smyrna
Cobb County0 Valdosta
Lowndes County0 Dunwoody
DeKalb County0
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Plain English
What these alerts mean
A warning means the hazard is happening or about to; a watch means conditions favour it; an advisory is a lesser hazard still worth planning around.
Flooding of rivers, streams or low-lying areas is occurring or expected. Avoid flooded roads and monitor river levels.
Rip currents that can pull swimmers offshore are expected. Swim near a lifeguard and know how to escape a rip.
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