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Tyler Penland's coverage focuses on local weather events, particularly in the Northeast Georgia region of the United States. His articles lean heavily towards evolving stories and seasonal topics, with a strong emphasis on scientific aspects of weather.
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Summer is far from over and we're headed back into the big heat by late this week. Heat index values will be near 100º by this Thursday/Friday.
The National Hurricane Center is currently monitoring 3 separate areas of low pressure for development. One over the North Atlantic and 2 over the Central Atlantic.
Our next heat wave is here across the state and a heat advisory has been issued for most of the state on Friday.
A very hot, moist airmass will lead to scattered afternoon storm development. With high temps, these storms will have plenty of fuel to become severe and produce damaging winds.
A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in effect for the following counties until 10:00 p.m.: Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade, Dawson, Fannin, Gilmer, Gordon, Habersham, Lumpkin, Murray, Pickens, Rabun, Towns, Union, Walker White and Whitfield.
A deep, partial lunar eclipse is expected to grace the skies over North Georgia on Thursday night, weather permitting of course.
Tropical Storm Edouard is making landfall right along the Texas/Louisiana line this Tuesday afternoon. Fortunately the storm has been held back in strength by limited time over water and proximity to land, but it has still managed to strengthen to have 60 m.p.h. winds at landfall. Gusts to near hurricane force are likely occurring over the water near Sabine Pass, TX and Cameron, LA.
If you've been driving around Lake Hartwell recently, you may have noticed the lake has remained quite low despite the rainfall we've seen the past few months. While a drought is the primary contributor, there are also other things going on behind the scenes that will keep the lake low for a long time to come.
If you’ve been driving around Lake Hartwell recently, you may have noticed the lake has remained quite low despite the rainfall we’ve seen the past few mon
In addition, and partly thanks, to the heat some isolated severe storms will be possible. The Storm Prediction Center has most of North Georgia under a marginal (level 1/5) risk for severe storms. The main threat is damaging winds, with some hail also possible.
