A low-pressure system is expected to bring heavy rain and possible flash flooding to the Southeast coast, including Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina, through the end of the workweek.

Friday's storms came as the Locust Grove neighborhood is continuing cleanup following an EF-2 tornado on Thursday.

Flooded roads. Trees down. Thousands without power. Did the storms hit your area? Here’s what we know this morning—and what’s next for your forecast.

Atmospheric rivers are more typical in the West, but this one may bring flooding rainfall and severe storms to the Southeast, Florida and southern Appalachia.

Crews are now working across North Georgia to clear trees and restore ... 7:45 a.m. - The Flash Flood Warning in metro Atlanta has ended. 7:15 a.m. - FOX 5's Paul Milliken spotted a massive ...

The downpours can be beneficial for drought-stricken areas, but too much rain may fall too fast and lead to flash urban ...

The weather pattern that soaked parts of Texas and Louisiana earlier this week will shift to the east before stalling, setting up days of severe weather and a prolonged flash flood threat through ...

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