On the Droughtwatch
The drought is dead, but water customers aren't necessarily rushing to fire up their sprinklers.
Georgia's top environmental official declared Wednesday that a two year drought in the state is over.
By the end of the day on Wednesday, watering restrictions could be lifted across the state. State officials meet Wednesday to decide if watering bans should become a thing of the past.
The state has come yet one step closer to relaxing current outdoor watering restrictions.
Georgia's drought may officially be coming to an end. If it does, that means you'll be able to wash your cars and even water the lawn without penalty.
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