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Georgia vs. Alabama weather tracker: SEC officials expect game to be played on time despite messy forecast

The highly anticipated SEC showdown between Georgia and Alabama remains on track for Saturday, despite the looming threat of Tropical Storm Isaias. Forecasts predict heavy rainfall—up to 1.19 inches—along with gusty winds reaching 38 mph, creating challenging conditions for the game at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

SEC officials have confirmed no plans to reschedule or relocate the matchup, though kickoff timing may adjust if necessary. Both teams have emphasized preparedness, acknowledging the difficulty of replicating storm conditions in practice.

Alabama’s coaching staff and Georgia’s leadership have reiterated their commitment to playing as scheduled, with the Crimson Tide’s statement explicitly ruling out alterations to the contest. The storm’s exact impact remains uncertain, but current projections suggest playable conditions despite the high likelihood of rain and reduced visibility.

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