The probability of seeing severe weather Thursday, ramping up from brown (5%), yellow (15%), red (30%) to purple (45%) - (NOAA/NWS/SPC)
ATLANTA - 11Alive Chief Meteorologist Mike Francis says to expect significant severe weather late Thursday afternoon and into Thursday evening.
The National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center has placed much of the Southeastern states under a "Slight Risk" category for severe weather for Thursday, and Francis says there is a likelihood that portions of that area - including parts of Georgia - could be placed into a "Moderate Risk" area for Thursday.
Severe thunderstorms, hail, vivid lightning and isolated tornadoes are possible across portions of the state as a result of this storm system.
Francis says storm development will occur in the late-morning or early-afternoon hours over much of Alabama, before the storms move eastward toward Georgia. He said the heaviest storms could land in Metro Atlanta in the early evening hours.
Any rain would provide at least some relief to the extreme levels of pollen that has gripped the area since the weekend. Wednesday's pollen level is up to 4151. According to the Atlanta Allergy & Asthma Clinic, any level above 1500 is considered in the "extremely high" category.
11Alive's Weather Information Zone team will be updating and fine tuning the forecast on Wednesday and into Thursday, to refine the timing on exactly when the storms may be expected in north Georgia.
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