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ALT High surf with dangerous rip currents and coastal flooding issues will occur tonight into next week.
ALT NWS Peachtree City infographic titled "1 in 1000 Year Rainfall Event". A radar map shows an intense bullseye over north Georgia (centered near Blue Ridge) with 7 to 11+ inches of rain. A table lists 24-hour rainfall reports: 2 NW Blue Ridge: 11.19" (UGA) Higdon: 9.08" (HADS) 2 S Mineral Bluff: 8.40" (HADS) 4 N Mineral Bluff: 7.57" (COCORAHS) 1 N Colwell: 6.38" (COCORAHS) 2 W Nottely Dam: 6.24" (APRSWXNET/CWOP) Nottely Dam to Young Harris: 3.41"–4.58" Text notes: Per NOAA Atlas 14, the 12-hour total of 11.19" and 6-hour total of 10.28" exceed a 1-in-1,000-year rainfall event (the maximum extrapolation available). It notes rainfall event rates differ from flooding interval rates, which USGS will survey
ALT Partly cloudy skies and drier conditions will prevail across South Florida today. Winds remain generally light from the east-northeast. High temperatures will reach the mid-upper 80s.
ALT A graphic showing rain chances across North and Central Texas this weekend along with daily highs and lows for DFW and the Waco, Temple, Killeen area.
ALT A graphic showing the temperatures for cities and towns across North and Central Texas for Friday and Friday night.
ALT Graphic discusses drizzle today, and frost/freeze conditions tonight.
ALT Graphic showing potential rainfall today and tonight.
ALT This is a multiday forecast graphic for northern Illinois and northwest Indiana. Headline: Four Day Outlook. Sub Headline: Temperatures may drop below freezing in portions of Illinois late tonight. Visit weather.gov/Chicago for more forecast details for your location. Graphic Created: Friday, November 6, 2026 4:37 AM CST
ALT Post shows a 5-day temperature forecast graphic--Great weekend weather is in store for our area following the passage of a cold front today! Dry conditions will work into the area, along with slightly cooler temperatures. Morning lows will dip down into the upper 30s to low 40s, with seasonable weather continuing into the first half of next week.
ALT Training showers and thunderstorms ahead of a quasi-stationary front will bring a Marginal Risk of flash flooding from the Carolinas northward to the Mid-Atlantic, while a Slight Risk (level 2/4) is in effect across coastal New England where 2-3 inches of rain may accumulate.
ALT Red Flag Warnings in effect on Saturday