Floods in Georgia
14 floods have been recorded in Georgia by Global Incident Tracker, 14 of them in 2026. The most recent was on 10 October 2026. These are incidents our sources reported, not an official national total.
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Today (UTC)
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Last 7 days
14
In 2026
14
Total recorded
Continuous monitoring began 9 August 2026. These counters show what we have recorded since then, not everything that happened.
Most recent floods in Georgia
Post-tropical Isaias moved into mid-South, bringing heavy rain and flash flooding to parts of Georgia
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Isaias threatens southeast Georgia and South Carolina with flooding, road closures and high surf
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Flood Watch issued for Cobb County and much of Georgia through Sunday morning
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High Wind Watch, Flood Watch in effect for most of North and Central Georgia
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Flood and High Wind Watches Issued for Northwest Georgia
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Flood Watch in effect as more heavy rain targets Northeast Florida, Southeast Georgia
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Heavy Rain Could Bring Localized Flash Flooding to Cobb and much of north Georgia
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Flash Flood Watch in effect as more heavy rain targets Northeast Florida, Southeast Georgia
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Heavy rain brings weekend flash flood risk to North Georgia
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Georgia Couple Reflects on Surviving Deadly Nepal Flood: ‘I Don’t Have an Answer’
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One month after deadly Nepal flood, Georgia couple grapples with why they made it home
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Flash flood warning at Bobby Dodd Stadium before Tennessee vs Georgia Tech
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Russians flood Georgia amid mobilisation fears – and Tbilisi’s welcome is wearing thin
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Green flood alert in Georgia
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When they happen
October carries the most floods we hold for Georgia — 8 of 14. This is when incidents were reported, so read a quiet month as either a quiet month or thin reporting.
| Month | Recorded | |
|---|---|---|
| January | 0 | |
| February | 0 | |
| March | 0 | |
| April | 0 | |
| May | 0 | |
| June | 0 | |
| July | 0 | |
| August | 1 | |
| September | 5 | |
| October | 8 | |
| November | 0 | |
| December | 0 |
Where this data comes from
Floods have official real-time feeds, and ours come from GDACS · NASA EONET · US NWS · Meteoalarm · national services (CAP) · news.