For those of you wondering what all that storm talk is about, well down below is what a t-storm is made of. It is simply an updraft that is tilted by the increase in wind speed as you go aloft. Once the storm hits the top of the atmosphere the clouds spread out away from the storm in what is known as the ANVIL. As that anvil spreads downstream from the top of the storm these crazy clouds form under it called MAMMATUS CLOUDS. Basically they are signs of extreme instability, just look at some of those pics down below!!!

We say a very nice anvil with partial mammatus earlier in midtown tonight, I took the picture down below.

Send me your photos to photos@11alive.com and I will show them on the news at 10 and 11 tonight!!

There is a severe t-storm watch in effect for 2 counties in N Georgia until 10pm tonight. The counties are Rabun and Habersham and those are the only 2 counties that have a risk of seeing severe weather this afternoon and evening. Right now a disturbance at the upper levels is moving across that part of the state towards N Carolina. The upper disturbance combined with the instability at the surface will pop a few t-storms in that part of the state that will be capable of producing haill one inch and greater with wind gusts up to 70mph. For the metro we might see a few storms later this afternoon on the strong side, but the threat for severe is very low.