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Tornado Watch

Georgia

38 mins ago – National Weather Service

TORNADO WATCH 571 REMAINS VALID UNTIL 5 AM EST THURSDAY FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS IN GEORGIA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 45 COUNTIES IN CENTRAL GEORGIA BUTTS JASPER JONES MONROE PUTNAM ...

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Tornado Watch

Georgia

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TORNADO WATCH 571 REMAINS VALID UNTIL 5 AM EST THURSDAY FOR THE
FOLLOWING AREAS
IN GEORGIA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 45 COUNTIES
IN CENTRAL GEORGIA
BUTTS JASPER JONES
MONROE PUTNAM
IN EAST CENTRAL GEORGIA
GREENE
IN NORTH CENTRAL GEORGIA
BARROW CHEROKEE CLAYTON
COBB DAWSON DEKALB
DOUGLAS FAYETTE FORSYTH
FULTON GWINNETT HALL
HENRY LUMPKIN MORGAN
NEWTON PICKENS ROCKDALE
UNION WALTON
IN NORTHEAST GEORGIA
BANKS CLARKE JACKSON
MADISON OCONEE OGLETHORPE
TOWNS WHITE
IN NORTHWEST GEORGIA
CARROLL HARALSON PAULDING
POLK
IN WEST CENTRAL GEORGIA
COWETA HEARD LAMAR
MERIWETHER PIKE SPALDING
TROUP
THIS INCLUDES THE CITIES OF ATLANTA, BARNESVILLE, BLAIRSVILLE,
BREMEN, CARROLLTON, CEDARTOWN, CLEVELAND, COMER, COMMERCE,
CONYERS, COVINGTON, CRAWFORD, CUMMING, DAHLONEGA, DALLAS,
DAWSONVILLE, DECATUR, DOUGLASVILLE, EATONTON, FORSYTH, FRANKLIN,
GAINESVILLE, GRAY, GREENSBORO, GRIFFIN, HIAWASSEE, HOMER,
JACKSON, JASPER, LAWRENCEVILLE, MADISON, MANCHESTER, MARIETTA,
MONROE, MONTICELLO, NEWNAN, PEACHTREE CITY, RIVERDALE,
STOCKBRIDGE, WATKINSVILLE, WEST POINT, WINDER, WINTERVILLE,
WOODSTOCK, AND ZEBULON.

Expires in 5 hr.

38 mins ago •

Source: National Weather Service

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Twitter Results

Twitter › NWStornado

NWS Tornado

Tornado Warning continues for Shelby AL until 10:45 PM CST

Twitter · 30 mins ago

Twitter › NWSBirmingham

NWS Birmingham

A new Tornado Watch has been issued downstream of the existing watch. #alwx

Twitter · 1 hour ago

Twitter › ryanvaughan

ʀʏᴀɴ ᴠᴀᴜɢʜᴀɴ

I'm not going to change the forecast yet, but you winter lovers must be doing some crazy snake snow dances regarding Sunday. I'm punting and will let @ZachHolderWx adjust the forecast back, if needed.... #arwx

Twitter · 2 mins ago

Twitter › abc3340

ABC 33/40 News

There are currently no more tornado warnings in the state but a tornado watch still exists for several counties in central Alabama until 4 a.m.bit.ly/3z7y3fT

Twitter · 2 mins ago

Twitter › lucky13wxman

Ken Weathers ⚡️🌪

MRX cancels Tornado Watch for Clay [NC] mesonet.agron.iastat…

Twitter · 5 mins ago

Twitter › NWSGSP

NWS GSP

GSP continues Tornado Watch till Dec 30, 5:00 AM EST nwschat.weather.gov/…

Twitter · 7 mins ago

Twitter › WVTM13

#WVTM13

The Tornado Warning for Talladega and Coosa Counties has been canceled. #alwx #WVTM13

Twitter · 9 mins ago

Twitter › _HaileySutton

Hailey Sutton

Hi peeps! We’re *still* talkin’ sports tonight AFTER the tornado warning has expired. We hope you’re staying safe if you’re affected - tune in to @wsfa12news for the latest!

Twitter · 15 mins ago

Twitter › sbowerswx

Stephen Bowers

Our severe weather threat has ended, but heavy storms are still possible through the Thursday morning. #mswx #alwx

Twitter · 16 mins ago

Twitter › weatherdan

Dan Skoff

Quick update on the FOGGY night. Dense fog will be likely in spots for your morning commute. Use caution, drive with your low beams and slow down BUT don't stop on the roadways and put your hazard flashing lights on. Fog lifts by late morning. #ARwx

Twitter · 17 mins ago

Twitter › NathanScott_wx

Nathan Scott THV11

We may see a few reports of snowflakes flying around late Saturday night for the higher terrain. No accumulation is expected. #arwx @THV11

Twitter · 26 mins ago

Twitter › WSMVLisaSpencer

Lisa Spencer

Nice Thursday! 4WARN Weather Alert for late Friday into Saturday. Two round of storms are possible. @CodyMurphyWx has an update on News4 Today. @WSMV @wsmvweather #tnwx

Twitter · 27 mins ago

Twitter › Puckettwx

Alex Puckett

It appears the initial tornado has lifted based on radar data, but a new one could form any second. Remain in shelter if you’re under a tornado warning. The last tornado this storm produced was quite strong. #alwx

Twitter · 27 mins ago

Twitter › robperillo

Rob Perillo

Few more warm & humid days but big changes in the forecast for Acadiana w/1st shot(s) at light freezes early next week...GFS onto another cold front toward end of next week, but confidence low on days 7-10. More changeable pattern into 2022! Details: bit.ly/31a6fLf#LAwx

Twitter · 28 mins ago

Twitter › UA_Weather

UA Weather

Tornado WATCH for Tuscaloosa has been CANCELED. #uachat #uatweet

Twitter · 29 mins ago

Twitter › DanielleDozier

Danielle Dozier News 19

We'll have another chance of severe storms on Saturday. An early look at data shows that the greatest risk of severe will come during the late afternoon and evening but stay tuned for updates! #ALwx #TNwx #valleywx

Twitter · 29 mins ago

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Safety tips

Watch out for dark, rotating clouds.

If you see one, take shelter immediately!

Listen for a tornado siren.

If you hear it, seek shelter immediately!

Turn on your TV/radio.

You’ll get the latest weather updates and emergency instructions.

Avoid unnecessary car trips.

You don’t want to be caught outside if a tornado comes.

Bring in outdoor furniture and other items that could blow away.

These may become a safety hazard.

Take shelter immediately!

Flying debris from high winds causes most injuries.

Keep windows closed and stay away from them.

Glass from broken windows can injure you.

If you’re in a building, go to the basement or lowest floor.

That’s the safest location.

If you’re in a mobile home, go to the nearest building or storm shelter.

Even if tied down, your home can’t protect you.

If you’re driving, fasten your seatbelt and go to the nearest building for cover.

You’re safer indoors.

If your car gets hit by debris, stop, cover your head, and stay below the windows.

You’re safer inside the car than outside.

If you’re outside, lie down in a low, flat area and cover your head with your hands.

You’re safer lying down than standing up.

Avoid entering damaged buildings.

Broken glass and exposed nails can injure you.

Keep away from downed power lines and objects touching them.

You can be electrocuted.

Wear sturdy shoes, long sleeves, and gloves when walking through debris.

Stepping on nails and glass can injure you.

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