Georgia deals with the aftermath of Hurricane Irma

Metro Atlanta

Photos: Irma’s aftermath in Georgia, Day 2

Photos: Metro Atlanta and the rest of Georgia deal with the aftermath of Hurricane Irma’s effects one day after the storm passed through the state.

A driver on High Point Road in Sandy Springs near Franklin Road ignores road closure signs and rides past tree and wires down on the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017. State officials urged drivers not to return to the roads on the day after Tropical Storm Irma hit metro Atlanta. (John Spink / jspink@ajc.com)

Two trees were partially down in Piedmont Park just above the Active Oval on the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017. (Jill Vejnoska / jvejnoska@ajc.com)

A Marta train runs northbound from the Buckhead station on the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017. Marta resumed service on a limited basis the day after it shut down in anticipation of Tropical Storm Irma. (John Spink / jspink@ajc.com)

Workers continue to try to restore power along Hammond Drive in Sandy Springs on the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017. More than 1.2 million Georgians remained without power the morning after Tropical Storm Irma passed through the state. (John Spink / jspink@ajc.com)

Fallen trees are seen crashed into the tennis court fence in the Wynbrooke neighborhood in Stone Mountain on the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017, in the wake of the previous day's Tropical Storm Irma. (Janel Davis / jdavis@ajc.com)

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A driver on High Point Road in Sandy Springs near Franklin Road ignores road closure signs and rides past tree and wires down on the morning of Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2017. State officials urged drivers not to return to the roads on the day after Tropical Storm Irma hit metro Atlanta. (John Spink / jspink@ajc.com)

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