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More heavy rain and winds expected Thursday ahead of Hurricane Helene; latest updates
SUMMARY: Good morning! We’re tracking Hurricane Helen, which is expected to impact Georgia today with heavy rain and strong winds. Several schools and universities are closed in preparation. Meteorologists warn of significant rainfall (4-8 inches) and winds gusting up to 70 mph, potentially causing power outages and flooding. Emergency management urges residents to prepare emergency kits and have safety plans in place. In Florida, businesses are boarding up as they brace for the storm’s arrival. Live updates are available through 11 Alive on various platforms, keeping the community informed about the storm’s developments and safety measures.
The hurricane is forecasted to be a Category 4 at landfall. —
Thursday Live Updates: https://www.11alive.com/article/weather/weather-impact/live-hurricane-helene-updates-thursday-september-26/85-a05ff9c0-8958-4524-9698-8d19ddebc6f6
The hurricane is forecasted to be a Category 4 at landfall. 11Alive Weather Impact team has forecasted Helene to remain a hurricane in southern and central Georgia and a tropical storm as it cuts through north Georgia.
Rain in Georgia on Wednesday isn’t related to Helene, but it has saturated the region, undeniably increasing conditions for flooding as Helene tracks toward Georgia.
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What to do when Hurricane Helene hits Georgia | FOX 5 News
SUMMARY: Georgia officials, including GEMA and Atlanta city leaders, are preparing for Hurricane Helen, now projected to hit as a Category 4 storm affecting all 159 counties. The storm’s arrival has been accelerated, giving residents 24 hours to prepare. GEMA warns of significant risks, including widespread power outages, flash flooding, tornadoes, and mudslides. An emergency shelter for pets has been opened, and the National Guard will deploy 250 personnel. Atlanta’s mayor emphasized proactive measures, like clearing storm drains and extending emergency services. Residents are urged to prepare emergency kits and stay informed through alerts and the Fox 5 Atlanta news app.
GEMA officials say Hurricane Helene will hit Georgia even harder than initially expected. The timeline has also moved up. Here’s what you need to know to stay safe when the storm comes to your area.
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Storms move through metro Atlanta, north Georgia | Tracking Helene's path
SUMMARY: North Georgia is currently experiencing heavy rainfall unrelated to Hurricane Helen, which is expected to reach the area in about 18 hours. Many locations have already recorded 3 to 5 inches of rain, leading to flash flooding. As the rain continues overnight, another 1 to 3 inches is possible, escalating the flooding threat. Additionally, strong winds are anticipated, increasing risks for power outages and fallen trees. The storm could bring total rainfall of 4 to 8 inches, with some areas experiencing higher totals. Residents should prepare by clearing drains, securing backup power, and being ready for potential tornadoes.
A Weather Impact Alert has been issued as Hurricane Helene moves in. 11Alive has team coverage, preparing you ahead of Helene and tracking the latest weather developments in Georgia.
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Congressional Democratic candidate stands with women | Georgia
SUMMARY: Martina Navratilova, a tennis legend and Democratic supporter, emphasized that protecting women’s sports should not be partisan. Georgia congressional candidate Katy Stamper, running against Republican Barry Loudermilk, joined the Stand With Women Commitment led by swimmer Riley Gaines. Stamper criticized the inclusion of biological males in women’s sports, stating that it harms young girls and should unite all parties. She expressed compassion for transgender individuals but insisted on the importance of biological reality. Stamper’s campaign focuses on representing all constituents, addressing everyday issues, and challenging traditional party lines within Georgia’s Democratic party.
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