Storm damage cleanup continues after Helene swept through metro Atlanta
BUCKHEAD — Many families across Metro Atlanta spent the day cleaning up after Tropical Storm Helene. Floodwater churned into neighborhoods in low-lying areas, submerging cars, and yards. But by today, the high water had gone down. Cleanup is well underway here on Hanover West Court, where a large oak tree toppled in the flood.
Cancelations of various events are expected ahead of the arrival of Tropical Storm Helene in Georgia this week.
VALDOSTA - Helene bent pine trees and utility poles like toothpicks. It littered this city’s downtown with twisted sheet metal, blocks-long piles of tree limbs and bricks from fallen building facades.
The National Weather Service forecasts heavy rain and possible thunderstorms for Atlanta, with flood warnings in effect.
Atlanta is under a Flash Flood warning as tropical storm Helene entered Georgia bringing with it strong winds and rain.
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