Weather Alert

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.

A heat advisory has been issued for Bulloch and surrounding counties until 8 pm this evening, July 31st. Heat indexes values could be as high as 110 degrees today. Stay indoors if possible and use extreme caution when outside.

A heat advisory has been issued for Bulloch and surrounding Counties until 8 pm on Saturday, July 6th. Heat indexes values could be as high as 110 degrees today. Stay indoors if possible and use extreme caution when outside.

A heat advisory has been issued for Bulloch and surrounding Counties until 8 pm on Friday, July 5th. Heat indexes values could be as high as 110 degrees today. Stay indoors if possible and use extreme caution when outside.

A heat advisory has been issued for Bulloch and surrounding Counties until 7 pm on Sunday, June 30th. Heat indexes values could be as high as 110 degrees today. Stay indoors if possible and use extreme caution when outside.

The National Weather Service in Charleston has issued severe thunderstorm watch 403 in effect as of 2:15pm July 10, 2024 until 9pm this evening for the following areas in Georgia.

STRONG THUNDERSTORMS WILL IMPACT PORTIONS OF BRYAN, EVANS, LIBERTY, BULLOCH, EFFINGHAM, CHATHAM, LONG AND TATTNALL COUNTIES