Comments on: Strong Storms Bring Tornadoes, Needed Rain to Georgia https://lawrencevilleweather.com/blog/2008/02/strong-storms-bring-tornadoes-needed-rain-to-georgia.html Comments on the weather in Lawrenceville Georgia Fri, 05 Dec 2008 09:52:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Rain, Glorious Rain « Atlanta, Sold by Stephen https://lawrencevilleweather.com/blog/2008/02/strong-storms-bring-tornadoes-needed-rain-to-georgia.html#comment-2562 Rain, Glorious Rain « Atlanta, Sold by Stephen Fri, 22 Feb 2008 02:48:57 +0000 https://lawrencevilleweather.com/blog/2008/02/strong-storms-bring-tornadoes-needed-rain-to-georgia.html#comment-2562 [...] streets are wet and everyone seems to be a little more on edge, but today the rain brings hope.  The Lawrenceville Weather Blog reported that “a storm the weekend of the 22nd could bring up to 1 inch of rain” that [...] [...] streets are wet and everyone seems to be a little more on edge, but today the rain brings hope.  The Lawrenceville Weather Blog reported that “a storm the weekend of the 22nd could bring up to 1 inch of rain” that [...]

]]> By: Jon Richards https://lawrencevilleweather.com/blog/2008/02/strong-storms-bring-tornadoes-needed-rain-to-georgia.html#comment-2558 Jon Richards Mon, 18 Feb 2008 14:04:14 +0000 https://lawrencevilleweather.com/blog/2008/02/strong-storms-bring-tornadoes-needed-rain-to-georgia.html#comment-2558 Here are some updated rainfall totals as of 7 AM this morning: Athens: 0.33 inches Atlanta Hartsfield: 0.57 inches Augusta: 1.1 inches Cartersville: 0.83 inches Chamblee: 1.27 inches Columbus: 1.76 inches Gainesville: 1.90 inches Marietta: 1.27 inches All in all, a good amount of rain, especially where it's needed in the Lanier basin. And, the latest HPC 5 day rainfall prediction from 7 AM to day through 7 AM Saturday is for another 1.25 to 1.5 inches in North Georgia, and even more in the southern part of the state. Here are some updated rainfall totals as of 7 AM this morning:

Athens: 0.33 inches
Atlanta Hartsfield: 0.57 inches
Augusta: 1.1 inches
Cartersville: 0.83 inches
Chamblee: 1.27 inches
Columbus: 1.76 inches
Gainesville: 1.90 inches
Marietta: 1.27 inches

All in all, a good amount of rain, especially where it’s needed in the Lanier basin. And, the latest HPC 5 day rainfall prediction from 7 AM to day through 7 AM Saturday is for another 1.25 to 1.5 inches in North Georgia, and even more in the southern part of the state.

]]> By: Atlanta Water Shortage » Georgia Drought » Blog Archive » Some good rain falls in the Atlanta area https://lawrencevilleweather.com/blog/2008/02/strong-storms-bring-tornadoes-needed-rain-to-georgia.html#comment-2557 Atlanta Water Shortage » Georgia Drought » Blog Archive » Some good rain falls in the Atlanta area Mon, 18 Feb 2008 13:46:08 +0000 https://lawrencevilleweather.com/blog/2008/02/strong-storms-bring-tornadoes-needed-rain-to-georgia.html#comment-2557 [...] USGS site is having a hard time getting current numbers posted today, but the Lawrenceville Weather Blog has it covered.  According to their site, here are some rainfall totals in our [...] [...] USGS site is having a hard time getting current numbers posted today, but the Lawrenceville Weather Blog has it covered.  According to their site, here are some rainfall totals in our [...]

]]>