According to the National Environmental Agency, intermittent precipitation, heavy in some places, will continue across Georgia until April 14. Thunderstorms, strengthening winds, and avalanche risks in high-mountain regions are possible.

On the night of April 9-10, air temperatures in the country`s mountainous areas are expected to drop to -2 to -4 degrees. These freezing temperatures may cause damage to fruit trees that are currently in the flowering phase.

Expected precipitation may lead to a significant rise in water levels in rivers, the formation of avalanches in high-mountain regions, and the initiation or activation of landslide and mudflow processes in hilly and mountainous zones.