Severe rain in Atlanta caused accidents, road closures, and major delays during the Monday morning commute, with multiple car crashes and a flood watch in place across north Georgia.

A gas leak in Decatur led to the evacuation of several homes. The leak, caused by a contractor hitting a gas line, was fixed, and no service interruptions occurred. Roads reopened the next morning.

The multi-vehicle crash on I-75 south in Cobb County that caused significant traffic delays has been cleared, with one driver hospitalized in critical condition.

Highway 85 over Morning Creek Bridge in Fayette County remains closed for repairs, causing traffic detours. One southbound lane has been reopened using the inside shoulder, but full access is not expected until at least Monday.

A water main break damaged a section of Highway 85 in Fayette County, leading to a lane closure and concerns for bridge integrity. One southbound lane has since reopened, but repairs are ongoing with recommended detours in place.

Cobb County faces a water main break causing road closures and a Boil Water Advisory. Repairs on Macedonia Road are underway, with the advisory affecting several areas. The local school district has implemented water safety measures for students.

A tree fell on power lines on Mount Vernon Highway in Sandy Springs, causing road closures between Glen Errol Road and Whitner Drive. Georgia Power is addressing the issue.

Atlanta officials are considering banning right turns on red in Downtown and Midtown to improve pedestrian safety.

Passenger on a Delta flight loses control of their bowels, creating a mess in their seat, with the incident going viral on Reddit.

Severe weather in Atlanta caused traffic issues, flooding, school closures, and an incident involving a school bus. Warnings were issued for hazardous travel.