Active Georgia weather meets an early, longer allergy season

Late February 2026 brings active and shifting weather across Georgia, with radar-tracked systems delivering evening rain and severe thunderstorms, including reports of hail in North Georgia. Local meteorologists are issuing alerts as these storms move through, while health officials warn that pollen season is starting earlier and lasting longer than usual. Together, the volatile weather and extended allergy season raise concerns for travel, outdoor plans, and respiratory health, especially for sensitive groups. Staying informed about forecasts and preparing for allergies now can help residents better manage the coming weeks.