UPDATE:

The National Weather Service has placed Polk County and several others surrounding in Northwest Georgia under a Tornado Watch through 5 a.m.

Others in the area and in the immediate path of a line of storms include Haralson, Bartow, Paulding, and Gordon Counties.

Please stay indoors and off the roadways for the time being. If you spot or hear a tornado coming into the area, take immediate cover in an interior room, closet, hallway or bathroom, or in a basement if one is available. Do not stay near windows.

Check back for more updates as they become available.

Previously posted:

The National Weather Service’s predictions for upcoming thunderstorms has been updated and the line coming from eastern Alabama should bring with it at least a half inch of rain overnight, and the potential for gusty and damaging winds as well.

Peachtree City forecasters call for new rainfall amounts of at least a half-inch of rain, and winds 5 to 10 mph and potentially gusty in heavy thunderstorm cells. Occasional cloud-to-ground lightning and isolated flooding are possible overnight.

Thursday will see the likelihood of additional rainfall through the day, with another half to three-quarters of an inch possible.

Please take caution if out on the roadways late in the evening and early in the morning hours.

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