Brad Nitz

@JeffreyLee44 sunset is shown there too

@BradNitzWSB Now do sunset

The US House of Representatives passed a bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent year-round. If this become law our local sunrise will move from 7:38 to 8:38 am, and sunset from 5:32 to 6:32 pm on the Winter Solstice, the shortest daylight day of the year.

I'm watching this area near the Georgia coast back into the NE Gulf for possible tropical development late this weekend or early next week. No need to be too concerned or change any plans at this point, just an early heads up. The overall chance of this forming is low, 20%.

This graphic has a typo...5:32 becomes 6:32 of course.

The US House of Representatives passed a bill to make Daylight Saving Time permanent year-round. If this become law our local sunrise will move from 7:38 to 8:38 am, and sunset from 5:32 to 6:32 pm on the Winter Solstice, the shortest daylight day of the year.

@J_J_MilkMan That doesn't change.

@BradNitzWSB Now do the summer solstice….

Today's pollen count is only 2, but the mold spores are extremely high...no surprise with our wet weather pattern.

Hot and humid! High temps climb back into the low 90s with the heat index reaching the upper 90s to near 100°.

Very heavy rain at ATL right now! I'm tracking the storms live on Channel 2.

Scattered showers and storms continue through the weekend, but the mild temperatures will not. We're headed back into the 90s.

Locally heavy downpours may lead to some standing water or roads briefly, the overall flood threat for us is very low. I'm tracking the storms live on Channel 2.

Showers and storms have locally heavy rain and gusty wind, and these storms continue to develop. Live coverage on Channel 2 this afternoon.

@KazSusan Saw this too late, but not visible here because of thick clouds

@BradNitzWSB chance of catching the space jellyfish tomorrow morning? Time?

Right now it's 102° in Rapid City, SD but only 82° in Atlanta!

Look how the temperatures this week compare to last year at this time! Clouds, rain, and an east wind will hold us down into the 80s.

Some of the heaviest downpours may cause localized flooding but the overall flood risk is low. I'll be tracking the storms live on Channel 2.

Rain showers have stabilized the atmosphere and the severe storm threat is very low now. The risk area is down in coastal Georgia and Florida.

Strong to severe storms possible today. Damaging wind gusts are the main threat, especially east. A cloudy sky and numerous showers and storms this afternoon-evening across our entire area will keep our temperatures down in the mid 80s. I'll be tracking the storms live on Ch 2.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Habersham County until 6:15pm.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Morgan, Newton, Oconee and Walton County until 4:45pm.