Weather Alert

Tropical Storm Debby is expected to make landfall in the Big Bend Region of Florida Monday morning as a hurricane and move slowly to our area. Residents in low areas that are prone to flooding need to make a plan now. Click on image to read the full report and see more on timing and impacts.

As Tropical Storm Debby approaches, the Georgia Department of Economic Development has launched a travel alert webpage to help evacuees and travelers find lodging, visitor center details, and emergency resources.

Bulloch County Schools has announced that all schools are closed for students and staff on Monday, August 5, and Tuesday, August 6, 2024. All athletics and after school activities are also canceled.

Grice Connect is providing a list of business and school closings due to TS Debby. Please check the list often and submit your closure to [email protected] for inclusion in the list.

With hurricanes and storms, it is very probable that you will lose power. The best way to stay updated and know what is going on in our community every day, but especially during a storm or critical event, is by following GriceConnect.

Tropical Storm Debby is expected to bring historic rainfall levels to our area. Residents in low areas that are prone to flooding need to make a plan now. Stay alert to changing weather conditions over the next few days.

Potential Tropical Cyclone Four is now Tropical Storm Debby. Governor Kemp has issued a State of Emergency for all 159 counties. Stay alert to changing weather conditions over the next few days. Now is the time to get your storm plan in place.

Bulloch County EMA Saturday, 8/3/24 released a morning update on Potential Tropical Cyclone Four. EMA remains in Increase Readiness phase and encourage citizens to stay alert to potentially changing weather conditions over the next few days. Now is the time to get your storm plan in place.

With Tropical Storm Debby anticipated to affect the region, Georgia Power is closely monitoring the forecast and preparing to respond swiftly to potential power outages and damage caused by severe weather conditions including damaging winds, heavy rain, lightning, and hail. Emphasizing safety, the company urges customers to take precautions and stay informed through resources available here.

Bulloch County EMA is actively tracking Potential Tropical Cyclone Four. They are currently in an Increase Readiness phase and encourage citizens to stay alert to potentially changing weather conditions over the next few days. Now is the time to get your storm plan in place.