Tornado Confirmed in Carroll County After Weekend Storm Chaos
A powerful storm swept through north Georgia over the weekend, bringing heavy rain and destructive winds. Early reports now confirm that a tornado struck Carroll County, leaving behind damaged homes and fallen trees. The severe weather hit as a cold front pushed into the region on Saturday, with West Georgia residents facing strong winds and torrential downpours, resulting in widespread property damage and uprooted trees. A National Weather Service damage survey team, including meteorologists specialising in storm assessment, has since examined the affected areas. Their preliminary findings indicate a tornado touched down in Carroll County, with wind speeds reaching between 90 and 95 mph. Once the full review is complete, the NWS will release a detailed report, outlining the tornado's exact path, length, width, and the full extent of the damage. The storm has left visible destruction across parts of west Georgia. The NWS report will provide further clarity on the tornado's impact and help residents understand the scale of the event. Recovery efforts are now underway in the hardest-hit communities.
