Lightning crashes
Lightning strikes along a railroad line as a train makes its way along the tracks adjacent to Old Leesburg Road in Lee County Wednesday afternoon as a thunderstorm moved through the region. Rain and thunderstorms are expected to remain in southwest Georgia for the next several days. (Special Photo: Hannah Fletcher)
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By Carlton Fletcher
LEESBURG — Rain and thunderstorms are expected to remain in southwest Georgia for the next several days and bring as much as 3 inches of rain to parts of the region.
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