More rain is on the way after Sunday's severe storms and flooding across Georgia. A Flood Watch is in effect for most of the Peach State and will remain until Monday evening. The rains have left ...

In addition to the tornado threat, a Flood Watch is also in effect for much of North Georgia from 8 a.m. Sunday through Monday evening. Forecasts call for widespread rainfall totals of 2 to 4 ...

ATLANTA — In the aftermath of north Georgia's biggest rainfall since Hurricane Helene, many rivers and creeks are currently in or are heading into flood stage Thursday. Rain totals across the ...

Nitz said there is some risk for strong storms or severe storms to develop over west Georgia into early Thursday. Here’s what to know. Flood watch continues through Thursday morning; rivers ...

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Though several states have implemented laws to protect home buyers, though Georgia hasn’t, according to the National Resource Defense Council. “Weak or non-existent flood disclosure laws ...

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As Hurricane Helene moves toward Georgia, it’s best to know your flood risk while the region faces prolonged rain and flooding risks. Hurricanes are capable of creating high winds, heavy ...

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On the Georgia coast’s southernmost tip, residents in St. Marys check the condition of kayaks and canoes as part of storm prep. And as flood risks grow, home insurance premiums are rising.