The Northeast GA Weather Center "Cleveland Office"

08/07/2025

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08/07/2025

Don't fall for the hype: A word about sensationalized weather forecasts! Good Afternoon everyone Timothy Hayes here coming to you from The Northeast Georgia Weather Center HQ in beautiful downtown Commerce, GA!

You've probably seen images like this making the rounds on social media and YouTube—sensationalized model runs showing major hurricanes threatening Florida. We have to say this every year, folks: this is irresponsible and misleading.

Some pages and groups are cherry-picking single model runs, often 15 days or more into the future, and using them to create attention-grabbing headlines. Their goal is to drive traffic, get likes, and generate shares, all for their own profit. They do this by scaring people with highly inaccurate and unlikely scenarios, causing unnecessary panic and worry.

It's crucial to understand that no one—and we mean NO ONE—can accurately predict weather patterns that far in advance. While mid-range models can provide some insight, these long-range, outlier runs are not reliable and should not be trusted.

For accurate, professional, and reliable weather information, please turn to sources like the National Weather Service, local news outlets, or weather groups recognized by them. The Northeast Georgia Weather Center, for example, is a Weather-Ready Nation (WRN) Ambassador recognized by the NOAA and the National Weather Service. We collaborate directly with the NWS to provide accurate information and to both inform, educate, and provide critical severe weather information to the public.

We promise that this "two major hurricanes" scenario is highly unlikely to play out. We and other credible weather organizations will provide you with accurate information that shows the entire picture, not just one cherry-picked model run. We don't play with people's emotions or spread misinformation for likes and shares.
If you ever see a weather post that concerns you, feel free to reach out to us. We will give you the real scoop. Stay far away from pages that sew fear like this because they have no clue what they are doing! Stay safe, and stay informed with trusted sources.

08/06/2025

Good morning, Greg here at the NEGA Weather Center "Cleveland Office" with another rainy day forecast. Make the best of it and enjoy your day.

Wednesday - Showers and possibly a thunderstorm. High near 77. Chance of precipitation is 80%.
Wednesday Night - Showers and possibly a thunderstorm before 8pm, then a chance of showers and thunderstorms between 8pm and 2am, then a slight chance of showers after 2am. Low around 65. Chance of precipitation is 80%.

08/05/2025

Good Evening Northeast Ga! Here is your Northeast GA Weather Center Home Town 4-Day Forecast Video! Make sure to like and follow then head over to our main page The Northeast Georgia Weather Center and give us a like and follow there too!

08/05/2025

McCreery Road is closed near the Ethridge Road end due to flooding. This is the area we’re there creek crosses the roadway. Avoid the area.

08/04/2025

Here is your new Northeast GA Weather Center 7-DAY AccuWeather Forecast for Aug 4th, 2025 - Aug 10th, 2025

The Northeast Georgia Weather Center's 7‑DAY AccuWeather Forecast
ISSUED: 08/04/2025 12:00PM ET
VALID UNTIL: 08/10/2025 07:30AM ET
FORECASTER: Timothy Hayes

📘 FORECAST DISCUSSION

A slow-moving tropical moisture plume, associated with a developing disturbance offshore, continues to stream into Northeast Georgia. This has triggered widespread clouds, humid conditions, and scattered to numerous thunderstorms early in the week.

A Flood Watch is in effect through Tuesday due to heavy rainfall in places, with totals of 1–3 inches in spots across the region
Cobb Courier. As the week progresses, a weakening front and building subtropical high pressure will gradually reduce storm coverage and humidity, leading to more stable and drier conditions by the weekend.
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🌤 WEATHER AT A GLANCE
Full forecast in next section
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MONDAY: HIGH: 71 °F LOW: 63 °F RAIN: 70% 🌧 Mostly cloudy, showers likely

TUESDAY: HIGH: 74 °F LOW: 65 °F RAIN: 70% 🌧 Continued rain with thunderstorms

WEDNSDAY: HIGH: 80 °F LOW: 67 °F RAIN: 50% ⛅ Chance of showers and storms

THURSDAY: HIGH: 83 °F LOW: 68 °F RAIN: 50% 🌦 Scattered storms possible

FRIDAY: HIGH: 84 °F LOW: 68 °F RAIN: 50% 🌥 Afternoon rain possible

SATURDAY: HIGH: 84 °F LOW: 68 °F RAIN: 40% ⛅ Isolated storms

SUNDAY: HIGH: 87 °F LOW: 69 °F RAIN: 40% 🌤 Partly sunny, humid
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📅 7‑Day FORECAST BREAK DOWN — August 4–10, 2025 (Northeast GA)
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Monday, August 4
High 71 °F / Low 63 °F | Rain: 70%
Mostly cloudy with frequent showers and thunderstorms likely, especially before mid‑afternoon. Rainfall may reach 1–1.5″ in heavier bands.

Tuesday, August 5
High 74 °F / Low 65 °F | Rain: 70%
Rain continues with additional thunderstorms likely. Soils are saturated, raising flood potential—particularly early in the day.

Wednesday, August 6
High 80 °F / Low 67 °F | Rain: 50%
Partly sunny with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly during peak heating hours.

Thursday, August 7
High 83 °F / Low 68 °F | Rain: 50%
Humid and warm with isolated to scattered storms likely in the afternoon and evening.

Friday, August 8
High 84 °F / Low 68 °F | Rain: 50%
Warm and humid with afternoon and evening storms—thunderstorms possible in many areas.

Saturday, August 9
High 84 °F / Low 68 °F | Rain: 40%
Warm afternoon with isolated storms; slightly lower humidity but still sticky.

Sunday, August 10
High 87 °F / Low 69 °F | Rain: 40%
Front attempts to stabilize the region. Partly sunny with humid conditions and a chance for scattered afternoon storms.
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⚠️ SEVERE WEATHER OUTLOOK (Aug 4–6)
Heavy rain is the primary concern early in the week, though limited severe storm risks exist under favorable afternoon heating and moisture.
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Monday, August 4
Risk Level: 2 (Slight)

Tornadoes: Very low
Hail: Very low
Damaging Wind: Mild — gusts 30‑40 mph possible in strong cells
Flooding: Moderate risk due to persistent showers and saturated soils
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Tuesday, August 5
Risk Level: 2 (Slight)

Tornadoes: Very low
Hail: Very low
Damaging Wind: Moderate — 40‑50 mph gusts possible
Flooding: Moderate to high risk (flood watch remains in effect)
Cobb Courier
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Wednesday, August 6
Risk Level: 1 (Marginal)

Tornadoes: Very low
Hail: Very low
Damaging Wind: Isolated gusts up to 40 mph possible
Flooding: Lower risk, but isolated heavier cells could still produce brief flooding

📋 Summary: Severe Threats
Date Tornado Hail Wind Flooding
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Mon Aug 4 Very Low Very Low Mild-gusts Mod – localized

Tue Aug 5 Very Low Very Low Mod-gusts Moderate to high

Wed Aug 6 Very Low Very Low Isolated gusts LOW
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🌤 FINAL WEEKLY OVERVIEW
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Expect a soggy start to the week with high flooding potential through Tuesday. Midweek brings gradual improvement as a frontal system pushes through, allowing temperatures to rise and humidity to ease. The end of the week into Sunday looks warmer and somewhat drier, offering better opportunities for outdoor plans. Stay weather-aware early in the week and enjoy gradually improving conditions from mid‑week onward. Northeast Georgia Weather Centers Team Rogue The Northeast GA Weather Center "Cleveland Office"

08/04/2025

Good morning, Greg here at the NEGA Weather Center "Cleveland Office" with today's forecast. Hope you have a wonderful day. Be safe and stay weather aware.

Monday - A chance of showers, with thunderstorms also possible after 2pm. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 73. East wind around 5 mph, with gusts as high as 15 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
Monday Night - A chance of showers and thunderstorms, then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm after 2am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 62. East wind around 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%

08/03/2025

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07/31/2025

Earlier this afternoon we had a small “storm” blow through. It was real quick. Anybody see any damage from these storms, please share in the comments