...THE FLASH FLOOD WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 645 AM EDT FOR
SOUTHEASTERN UPSON...WEST CENTRAL CRAWFORD...SOUTHEASTERN TALBOT AND
TAYLOR COUNTIES...
At 418 AM EDT, doppler radar showed the heavy rain has ended across
the warned area. However, radar and gauge data indicates that 2 to 4
inches of rain fell across the area, with locally higher amounts.
Creeks and streams are likely still running quite high and roads,
especially smaller, secondary roads, may still have areas of
standing or running water over the roadway.
Some locations that may experience flooding include...
Butler, Howard, Rupert, Charing, Salem, Prattsburg, Carsonville,
Wesley Church and Fickling Mill.

...THE FLASH FLOOD WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 500 AM EDT FOR
SOUTHEASTERN OCONEE...MORGAN...SOUTHEASTERN WALTON...NORTHERN
GREENE...NORTHWESTERN TALIAFERRO...WEST CENTRAL WILKES...
OGLETHORPE...NORTHERN JASPER AND SOUTHEASTERN NEWTON COUNTIES...
At 215 AM EDT, Doppler radar showed the heavy rain that fell earlier
across the warned area has diminished. However, widespread rainfall
amounts of two to four inches, with localized totals as high as
seven inches, of rain have fallen across the warned area and flash
flooding is will continue for the next few hours.
Some locations that will experience flooding include...
Covington, Washington, Madison, Greensboro, Lexington, Social Circle,
Oxford, Union Point, Porterdale, Crawford, Rutledge, Newborn,
Mansfield, Bostwick, Woodville, Maxeys, Rayle, Buckhead, Stephens and
Wrayswood.