Tornado Risk Near Wrightsville: Seek Immediate Shelter
A Special Weather Statement warns of an enhanced risk of a brief tornado near Wrightsville, urging residents in parts of Washington, Johnson, and Laurens counties to seek immediate shelter. The alert is active until 3:45 AM EDT today.
Residents in parts of Washington, Johnson, and Laurens counties should seek immediate shelter due to an enhanced risk of a brief tornado, according to a Special Weather Statement issued by the National Weather Service Peachtree City GA.
At 3:17 AM EDT on October 10, 2026, radar indicated a strong storm within a tropical rain band near Scott, approximately 9 miles south of Wrightsville. This storm is moving north at 35 mph and has exhibited localized rotation. A brief tornado could form quickly.
This alert is effective immediately and expires at 3:45 AM EDT today. Locations impacted include Wrightsville, Harrison, Lovett, Spann, Donovan, and Scott. People outdoors in these areas should seek shelter immediately.
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