Muggy morning turns stormy in Atlanta — heavy downpours may cause localized flooding and slow commutes. Keep an eye on alerts.

A 40‑ to 50‑foot tree fell on Twin Branch Road in Sandy Springs after overnight storms, briefly trapping a homeowner while crews cleared multiple streets across metro Atlanta.

Patchy morning fog may slow commutes. Scattered storms are possible today; heavier downpours likely Friday–Saturday.

Roots clogged a sewer line and roughly 1,950 gallons of wastewater spilled into a Marietta tributary; crews cleared the blockage and treated the banks. Officials reported no fish kills.

Light rain and patchy fog this morning; scattered storms likely midday with highs near 83°F.

A black bear ran through a Cobb County apartment complex Monday, leaving residents shaken and a viral video in its wake.

Heavy storms and a Flood Watch are in effect Tuesday for Atlanta. Expect soggy commutes and localized flash flooding.

The National Weather Service warns Big Creek could crest near 9.5 feet, threatening the Big Creek Greenway, Rock Mill Park and a YMCA campground across parts of Fulton and Forsyth counties.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Atlanta on Monday, May 25. Expect heavy afternoon storms and localized flash flooding in low‑lying spots.

Cloudy and muggy Sunday morning. Heavy afternoon storms and spot flooding possible through Memorial Day.

Fog and muggy air kick off Saturday as storms return through Memorial Day. Expect heavy downpours, lightning and possible urban flooding.

Scattered storms and heavy downpours are expected across Atlanta through Memorial Day. Plan for gusty winds, wet roads, and possible localized flooding.

Clear skies Thursday won't last—expect repeated thunderstorms and possible urban flooding through Memorial Day.