ATLANTA — Severe Weather Team 2 is tracking another round of rain and isolated storms in parts of the metro area Friday morning, but the severe weather risk is low.
Severe Weather Team 2 meteorologist Brian Monahan says while the severe weather risk is low, there still a possibility for a strong thunderstorm south of Interstate 20.
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It will be a wet morning commute for parts of our area, but drier weather will quickly move in later today.
Ahead of Mother’s Day weekend, expect a breezy Friday afternoon before things cool down in north Georgia. By tomorrow morning, some areas will start with temperatures in the 40s.
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Here’s what to know for Friday’s weather:
- Next system is moving in for the morning commute with rain and isolated storms
- The severe weather risk is low, but we can’t rule out a strong thunderstorm well south of I-20
- Some areas of heavy rain, mainly south of I-20
- Rain will be lighter and more scattered over the north metro
- Showers and isolated storms will move out by the end of the morning commute
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