According to the National Environmental Agency, from the end of the day on July 6 until the first half of the day on July 9, intermittent rain is expected in Eastern Georgia, heavy in some places, and very heavy in the Kakheti region.

Thunderstorms, hail, and strengthening winds are possible. The expected heavy rainfall could cause a significant rise in water levels on the rivers of Eastern Georgia, flash floods on small rivers in the Kakheti region, and the initiation or activation of landslide and mudflow processes in hilly and mountainous zones (the danger threat level is high in the Kakheti region, and medium in the rest of the territory).