Beginning last Wednesday, Helene — along with a rainstorm that soaked Atlanta just before the main event — combined to drop more than 11 inches of rain on the metro area, the most on record ...

City and state officials are preparing for flash floods, heavy winds and downed trees as Hurricane Helene ... rainfall total forecasts are up to 18 inches. State of play: The storm forced Atlanta ...

View the entire Georgia Power outage map here ... that the city of Atlanta is prepared for heavy rainfall, strong winds, and potential floods from Hurricane Helene. The preparation includes ...

Atlanta may already have some flash flooding in store before Helene arrives due to heavy rain from another storm ... The entire area in the NWS map — from just south of Atlanta up through ...

Atlanta — When Hurricane Helene struck the Southeast about two weeks ago, devastating parts of North Carolina, it also triggered hundreds of landslides according to federal geologists who have ...

As Helene charged ... at least half a foot of rain covered much of the state while gusts reached 50 to 80 mph, toppling trees and causing statewide flooding. Atlanta, particularly hard hit by ...

open image in gallery A map charts the Excessive Rainfall Outlook for Helene on Friday afternoon, with areas in the Carolinas the hardest hit by rainfall, landslides, and life-threatening flash ...

Hurricane Helene did what a Category 4 storm does: It caused destruction through extreme winds, storm surge, rainfall ... cone map and concluded that it was going over Atlanta and won’t really ...

after Helene pummeled the region with powerful winds and heavy rain. Follow along below for the latest power outage numbers in Georgia. In Georgia alone, more than a million people were without ...

YOU SEE ALL THE RAINFALL TOTALS THAT ARE COMING IN IN ... flooding to Piedmont Triad neighborhoods. Check out Helene's latest maps and models Helene's Track Brings Flooding Risk to the Blue ...

Georgia power outage map ... Service Office in Atlanta said on Wednesday that flash flooding could be of concern in north and central Georgia with 4-10 inches of rain forecasted.