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Scattered showers continue tonight, into weekend

Rainy morning in metro Atlanta

ATLANTA — A warm front moving up from the south brought rain across the metro Friday but is expected to move out throughout the night and into Saturday morning.

"Nothing too, too heavy across northern Georgia, so no flooding concerns at this point in time," said Severe Weather Team 2 Chief Meteorologist Glenn Burns.

Burns said we won't completely out of the woods yet for showers moving into the weekend.

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"I think there could be a few more showers lingering into Saturday morning," Burns said.

The temperatures is expected to remain well above normal, with the low only in the upper 40s on Saturday. Normally this time of year, the low is around 37 degrees.

Saturday, the high will range in the mid-50s across the metro.

The day will start off cloudy and remain that way through lunchtime. Sprinkles are expected on and off throughout the afternoon. Those sprinkles will remain in parts of north Georgia into the night but areas east of the metro will start clearing off.

"A little unsettled weather throughout much of the day Saturday, but we will be salvaging Sunday," Burns said.

Burns said Sunday will bring mostly cloudy skies with a few scattered showers and a high of about 55 degrees. Skies are supposed to clear and start out next week with sunshine.