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Around 46 dogs in Fulton County are in urgent need of temporary homes as Hurricane Helene approaches. Lifeline Animal Project reports that many of these dogs require a safe place to stay through the weekend, following an initial count of 60 dogs needing assistance.
Creed, along with 3 Doors Down and Finger Eleven, is set to perform at the Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, Georgia, on Wednesday evening despite adverse weather conditions. The event is anticipated to draw a significant crowd, with gates opening at 5:30 p.m. and the concert starting at 7 p.m.
Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security (GEMA) has issued a warning about potential significant damage and widespread power outages across the state due to an approaching Category 4 hurricane. Director Chris Stallings emphasized that all 159 counties in Georgia could be affected as the storm makes landfall.
Major League Baseball has postponed the Atlanta Braves vs. New York Mets series due to Hurricane Helene, now scheduled as a doubleheader on Monday at Truist Park. Tickets for Wednesday's game will not be valid, but those for Thursday will be honored on Monday. This decision comes as the teams are in a competitive race for the National League Wildcard spots.
Residents in metro Atlanta are receiving threatening emails that include personal information and photos of their homes, demanding money. The emails appear to be part of a broader scam, warning victims that their devices may have been compromised after clicking on malware.
Hurricane Helene is approaching Florida, Georgia, and Alabama, leading to preparations for heavy rainfall and potential flooding in metro Atlanta. Meanwhile, an incident report from the Apalachee High School shooting has been released, detailing the response of law enforcement. The article highlights the current weather conditions and local safety concerns.
Hurricane Helene is intensifying as it approaches the southeastern United States, particularly affecting Florida, Georgia, and Alabama. Metro Atlanta is preparing for severe weather, including heavy rainfall and potential flooding, which may lead to widespread power outages.
Residents of Metro Atlanta are preparing for Hurricane Helene by stocking up on supplies, as stores and gas stations are reported to be crowded. The storm is expected to bring significant rainfall, raising concerns about flooding in the region.
Heavy rains from Hurricane Helene pose a significant flood threat to metro Atlanta, prompting local water rescue crews to prepare and share safety advice for drivers. Marietta Fire Department's Kyle Weber emphasizes the importance of staying inside vehicles when surrounded by water and provides guidelines for calling for help.
Hurricane Helene is expected to bring severe weather, including torrential rain and life-threatening flooding, to Georgia. Residents are being urged to prepare for potential impacts as the storm approaches. Local forecasts indicate significant weather disruptions in the coming days.