ATLANTA — A line of strong to severe storms raced through metro Atlanta.
Severe Weather Team 2 Brad Nitz said the storm risk is a Level 2 out of 5 for some counties while others are under a Level 1 risk.
The Level 3 storm risk issued earlier for eastern Alabama counties and far west Georgia has been reduced.
With both risk levels, a brief, isolated tornado can’t be ruled out.
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Here is what to know for Friday night:
- Storms won’t clear out of north Georgia until late Friday night.
- Rest of the weekend will stay dry.
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Storm view from DeKalb Avenue Fulton County airport Shanna shared this photo of approaching storm at the Fulton County Executive Airport. Fayette County storms This picture was taken in Fayetteville Georgia. Beautiful and ominous at the same time! Captured by :Michelle Dalton Lexinton Kim Keith Knudsen in Severe Weather Team 2 Facebook Page
This is over Lexington Georgia! Grantville storm clouds Grantville Ga. It was captured today around 10:30 at our home. Michael and Danielle Chester Flowery Branch Photo shared from Flowery Branch, Jay Stinchcomb Social Circle Storm coming in fast in Social Circle GA. Posted by Fiona Golden in Severe Weather Team 2 Facebook group Clouds in Alabama Driving home from Atlanta. This is in Alabama just outside of Auburn going west. Captured by: Melonie Laymon Storm clouds at Fulton County airport A photo taken at the Fulton County Airport on 3/18/22 11:00am. ©2022 Cox Media Group
