FAYETTEVILLE, GA – Pop-up thunder storms and isolated showers are leaving area residents with downed trees and messes to clean up.

However, don’t fret the City of Fayetteville will help you rid yourself of the mess made by passing storms.

Yard waste, including limbs, leaves and grass aren’t pick up by the city; however, it can be disposed of at the Fayette County Transfer Station at 221 First Manassas Mile Road, Monday through Saturday from 8:00 AM until 4:30 PM.

Residents can also contact the transfer station at (770) 719-1183 to schedule a pickup and find out about additional fees.

ATLANTA -- Another band of showers and storms will likely move into Metro Atlanta Thursday evening.  Showers and storms will become more widely scattered than Wednesday's storms, but a few storms will still be capable of packing a wallop with locally heavy rainfall, gusty winds, hail, and frequent lightning.

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The forecast is calling for a general risk for a strong thunderstorm or two across northern and central Georgia.  However the Storm Prediction Center has placed a small portion of eastern Georgia in a slight risk zone for severe storms.

Forecast models indicate the possibility for new rainfall totals ranging from 1/4" to 3/4" rainfall and isolated spots receiving over 2 inches by Friday morning.

Atlanta --  Today-Mostly sunny and hot.  Highs near 93.  There is a code orange smog alert in effect.

Tonight-Staying warm.  Evening temps in the 80s.  Lows drop to 69 by morning.

Tuesday-Partly cloudy and continued hot.  Highs up to 93.