Flash Flood Watch until 07:00PM 
The Flash Flood Watch is now in effect for
* North and Central Georgia.
* Through this evening
* Moderate to heavy rainfall will continue through today. Additional rainfall totals between one and two inches are likely, with some locally higher amounts possible were storms repeatedly move. With ongoing high streamflows and already- saturated soils, runoff from this additional rain will lead to a greater threat of flash flooding.
* AFFECTED AREAS: MONROE ... HOUSTON ... BARROW ... BUTTS ... WHEELER ... MARION ... CRISP ... WALTON ... UPSON ... EMANUEL ... FAYETTE ... TWIGGS ... TALIAFERRO ... DODGE ... TREUTLEN ... TROUP ... DOUGLAS ... MERIWETHER ... MONTGOMERY ... WEBSTER ... TAYLOR ... ROCKDALE ... GWINNETT ... PIKE ... BLECKLEY ... PAULDING ... SCHLEY ... PUTNAM ... MORGAN ... HEARD ... WILCOX ... CARROLL ... JEFFERSON ... WILKINSON ... JONES ... CLAYTON ... PULASKI ... SPALDING ... DEKALB ... TALBOT ... COBB ... MACON ... SUMTER ... TOOMBS ... CRAWFORD ... OCONEE ... HANCOCK ... CHATTAHOOCHEE ... BALDWIN ... JOHNSON ... JASPER ... GLASCOCK ... HARRIS ... HARALSON ... MUSCOGEE ... DOOLY ... HENRY ... NORTH FULTON ... LAMAR ... COWETA ... WARREN ... BIBB ... TELFAIR ... NEWTON ... GREENE ... WASHINGTON ... PEACH ... STEWART ... SOUTH FULTON ... LAURENS
Instructions:
A Flash Flood Watch means that conditions may develop that lead to flash flooding. Flash flooding is a very dangerous situation. You should monitor later forecasts and be prepared to take action should Flash Flood Warnings be issued, particularly if you live or are visiting an area near a creek or river.
Address/Location
Meriwether County Sheriff's Office
17400 Roosevelt Highway
Greenville, GA 30222
Contact
Emergency: 9-1-1
Non-emergencies: 706-672-4489