Between deadly wildfires in Southern California and Georgia's worst winter storm in over a decade, the month of January has been a wild one for weather incidents in the United States. In addition to the events' human and logistical tolls,

The NBA announced new dates for the games that were postponed over the past week due to the California wildfires and Atlanta winter storm.

The NBA has rescheduled two games postponed due to catastrophic wildfires in Southern California. The league also rescheduled a game postponed due to a winter storm in Atlanta.

Last week, the NBA postponed three games due to the Los Angeles wildfires and another due to inclement weather in Atlanta. On Wednesday, the league announced new dates for three of those games, and they also rescheduled six other games to accommodate those new dates.

Rescheduling the three games in Los Angeles and the one in Atlanta required moving six other games around as well.

Only three games were postponed initially, but moving those matchups caused a domino effect that impacted six other contests.

Jan. 28 is the rescheduled date for last week’s postponed Rockets-Hawks game in Atlanta. Both teams will be on night two of a back-to-back.