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- Tornado Watch In Georgia In Effects
Tornado Watch In Georgia In Effects
29 Dec
29Dec
Tornado Watch
Georgia
9 mins ago – National Weather Service
TORNADO WATCH 571 REMAINS VALID UNTIL 5 AM EST THURSDAY FOR THE FOLLOWING AREAS IN GEORGIA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 51 COUNTIES IN CENTRAL GEORGIA BUTTS JASPER JONES MONROE PUTNAM ...
Tornado Watch
Georgia
Alert summary
TORNADO WATCH 571 REMAINS VALID UNTIL 5 AM EST THURSDAY FOR THE
FOLLOWING AREAS
IN GEORGIA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 51 COUNTIES
IN CENTRAL GEORGIA
BUTTS JASP...More
FOLLOWING AREAS
IN GEORGIA THIS WATCH INCLUDES 51 COUNTIES
IN CENTRAL GEORGIA
BUTTS JASP...More
Expires in 6 hr.
11 mins ago • Source: National Weather Service
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Twitter › NWSSPC
NWS Storm Prediction Center
9:16pm CST #SPC_Watch WW 571 TORNADO AL GA NC SC 300310Z - 301000Z, #alwx #gawx #ncwx #scwx, go.usa.gov/xt3kY
Twitter · 22 mins ago
Twitter › NWSBirmingham
NWS Birmingham
BMX issues Tornado Warning for Calhoun, Cherokee, Cleburne [AL] till 10:00 PM CST nwschat.weather.gov/…
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Twitter › accgov
Athens-Clarke County
Tornado Watch issued December 29 at 10:28PM EST until December 30 at 5:00AM EST by NWS dlvr.it/SGF3Tb
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Mike Seidel
REMAIN ALERT OVERNIGHT! #Tornado Watch issued for parts of AL, GA and the western Carolinas, including #Atlanta until 5 AM ET.www.spc.noaa.gov/pro…
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#WVTM13
Storm damage in Winfield after an apparent #tornado hit the downtown business district earlier Wednesday evening. #alwx bit.ly/3pB31Ki 📸: Allison Spann
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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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