5 flood, 4 flash flood, as filed by the National Weather Service.
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NWS Atlanta, GA wrote its last area forecast discussion before the first event at Jun 12, 2:30 PM EST, 6 hours 30 minutes earlier.
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PEACHTREE CITY GA 330 PM EDT TUE JUN 12 2001 REMNANTS OF T.S. ALLISON BETWEEN ATL-MCN AT 18Z...MOVING ENE. SHOULD BE NEAR AGS BY EVENING AND THEN SLOWING DOWN AS IT MOVES NE INTO SC/NC WED/THU. RAIN STILL WRAPPING AROUND THE LOW AS IT TRACKS ENE...BUT THE HEAVIEST RAIN IS OVER. RAINFALL AMOUNTS SHOULD BE LESS THAN 1 INCH IN MOST AREAS...WITH 1 INCH+ AMOUNTS CONFINED TO THE E CNTRL AND SE AREAS THIS EVENING. WILL LET FFA EXPIRE AS ADVERTISED AT 4 PM EDT. ALTHOUGH ALLISON MOVES AWAY AND UPPER LAYERS DRY OUT SOME NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS...LOWER LEVELS REMAIN VERY MOIST. TRIGGERING MECHANISMS WILL BE LIMITED THROUGH FRIDAY...BUT T.S. SO CLOSE...WEAK IMPULSES IN NW FLOW WILL STILL AFFECT AREA AND COULD GENERATE SHRA/TSRA ACTIVITY...ESPECIALLY DURING THE AFTERNOONS. LIS AND CAPES REMAIN SUPPORTIVE OF SOME ACTIVITY EACH AFTERNOON. DEWPOINTS WILL REMAIN HIGH AND TEMPERATURES WILL CHANGE LITTLE FROM DAY TO DAY THROUGH FRIDAY. MOST NOTICEABLE CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE AFTER TODAY WILL BE A RETURN TO MORE NORMAL JUNE READINGS AS CLOUDS TEND TO BREAK SOMEWHAT MORE DURING THE AFTERNOON HOURS. STILL EXPECT MOST AREAS TO STAY BELOW THE 90 DEGREE MARK THROUGH THE WEEKEND. FOR THE EXTENDED...GENERAL TENDENCY ALOFT IS FOR AN UPPER RIDGE TO BUILD ACROSS THE SOUTHERN STATES. HOWEVER...A SHARP UPPER TROUGH AMPLIFYING IN THE MIDWEST WILL MOVE EAST TOWARD THE WEEKEND AND KEEP THE RIDGE SQUASHED UNTIL EARLY NEXT WEEK. THE FRONT WILL BE NEAR ENOUGH TO GA FRI NIGHT/SAT FOR AN INCREASE IN SHRA/TSRA ACTIVITY. WITH DEEP TROPICAL MOISTURE REMAINING IN PLACE AHEAD OF THE FRONTAL SYSTEM...SOME LOCALLY HEAVY RAINS AND POSSIBLY EVEN SOME SEVERE TSRA COULD BE EXPECTED FROM NW TO SE ACROSS THE STATE FRI NIGHT/SAT MORN. THE BEST THREAT OF ANY SEVERE TSRA WOULD BE IN THE N WHERE DYNAMICS WOULD BE BETTER. FINALLY...A DRIER PERIOD APPEARS IN THE OFFING FOR SUN-TUE AS THE UPPER RIDGE BUILDS OVER THE REGION FROM THE WEST AND SURFACE HIGH PRESSURE MOVES DOWN FROM THE NORTH. TEMPERATURES SHOULD STAY BELOW NORMAL THROUGH TUESDAY...BUT START CREEPING UP TOWARD 90 AROUND THE MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK. WILL LEAVE POPS OUT OF SUN-TUE PERIOD AT THIS TIME...ALTHOUGH MRF HAS ADVERTISED THIS BEFORE AND IT HAS YET TO HAPPEN. FCSTID= 19 ATL 68 83 69 85 / 60 30 30 30 AHN 68 82 69 85 / 70 40 30 30 GVL 68 82 69 85 / 70 40 30 30 RMG 67 87 69 87 / 30 30 30 30 CSG 70 86 70 87 / 40 40 30 30 MCN 70 86 70 87 / 40 40 30 30 .ATL... GA...NONE. RAB
The national radar mosaic for the moment the first event began.
5 flood, 4 flash flood. Local standard time, as filed.
WAGA Television, FOX 5 in Atlanta, reported that 10 roads were under water and closed across the county. It was also reported that some sewers were backing up in homes.
The Hancock county Emergency Management Director and WAGA Television, FOX 5 of Atlanta, reported that a few roads in the county were washed out because of high water. Damage was less extensive than counties immediately adjacent to the west.
The Wilkes County Emergency Manager reported that high water caused minor damage to a couple of roads and culverts and washed out a few gravel roads.
WAGA Television, FOX 5 of Atlanta, reported that several roads were under water in the county.
The Putnam County 911 center reported that several roads in the county were flooded, including some state highways. Several secondary roads had to be closed, but most were reopened. While no major damage was reported, rather extensive repairs were required to some roads because of culvert damage and erosion caused by the high water. Rainfall of 3 to 5 inches in a 3 to 5 hour time period contributed to the flooding.
The Taliaferro County Emergency Management Director reported that several roads were flooded. A car was even washed off the road. Damage was caused to culverts and erosion weakened some road surfaces requiring repair. Unofficial reports of 10 inches of rain were received from Crawfordville.
The Greene County Emergency Management Director reported that 22 roads were flooded in the county. Rainfall of 3 to 5 inches in a 3 hour period fell on top of 2 to 5 inches of rain which had fallen in the previous 1 to 2 days. Several roads were washed out and required extensive repairs.
The Baldwin county Emergency Management Director, as well as the Union Recorder in Milledgeville, reported that flooding of roads had occurred in Baldwin county. Six roads had to be closed because of flooding and an Animal Hospital had to be evacuated as it was threatened by water from a nearby creek. However, damage was less extensive than neighboring counties. A dam near Milledgeville required repair and Nelson Road sustained some erosion and culvert damage that required repair.
The Pulaski county Emergency Management Director and the Macon Telegraph reported that very heavy rain caused Fost Road in the southwest part of the county to be washed out. A culvert washed out of the road leaving a 10 foot canyon where the road had been. Several other dirt roads were washed out in the county and several crops were flooded.
After NWS Directive 10-1605, the rules offices file Storm Data by.
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NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Storm Events Database, compiled from the National Weather Service’s monthly Storm Data. Complete through 2026-06; NCEI adds each month about 75 days after it ends and revises past years a few times a year. Rebuilt 2026-09-24. Each event’s entry at NCEI: 5255521, 5255523, 5255614, 5255522, 5255525, 5255526, 5255524, 5255527, 5255528.