Overnight storms left Atlanta-area homes unsafe, vehicles crushed and yards buried in debris, though no injuries were reported.

A person was killed after a tree reportedly fell on a DeKalb County home. Police have not identified the victim or explained what caused the collapse.

A Gilmer County creek rose fast as severe storms left residents trapped inside homes Tuesday night.

Atlanta gets a sunny, mostly dry Wednesday before storms return this weekend. Highs reach the low 90s through Friday, with rain chances rising Saturday.

Heat Advisory in effect Tuesday, July 28: highs near 96°F and heat‑index values topping 105°F. Cooling centers are open across the city.

A late‑night break in a DeKalb trunk sewer released about 61,200 gallons into Shoal Creek; crews patched the line and officials are monitoring water quality.

Morning storms could hit the commute, then heat spikes into the 90s by Tuesday.

A hot, muggy Sunday in Atlanta with highs near 90°F and isolated storms possible this afternoon.

Fog and mist hang over Peachtree City this Saturday morning. Afternoon storms are possible, with heavy rain and gusty winds in spots.

A flash flood warning was issued Friday for six north‑metro Atlanta counties after thunderstorms dumped multiple inches of rain. Low‑lying streets and creeks are at risk this afternoon.

A Flood Watch for parts of north Georgia is in effect Friday; heavy afternoon storms could cause ponding and slow commutes. Take care on low‑lying roads.

A Flood Watch is in effect through Friday across parts of north Georgia. Scattered storms and heavy downpours are possible Thursday afternoon; expect slick roads and localized flooding.

Hot and humid this morning in Atlanta with storms possible after 3 PM. Heavy rain and localized flash flooding are possible later in the week.