ALERT: Isolated showers, storms possible for Mother's Day

ATLANTA — Widespread rain is moving across north Georgia, making for a soggy Mother's Day. While there is still a chance of an isolated strong or severe storm, the overall threat is much lower for this afternoon.

All of north Georgia is now under a level 1 of 5 risk for an isolated severe storm.

Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Eboni Deon says the main threats are heavy rain, damaging wind gusts up 60 mph, hail and lightning.

Severe Weather Team 2 is using the most advanced weather technology to pinpoint the areas that could see the strongest storms, on Channel 2 Action News.

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The Level 2 threat risk has shifted far south of the metro area, but it includes parts of middle Georgia.

So far, the rain is not nearly as impressive as Saturday but a few spots have picked up 0.50-0.66 inches of rain. Highs today will reach the low to mid 70s.

Dry weather will start the workweek with cooler temps in the morning and afternoon on Monday. Rain chances will stay low through the week. There’s a slight chance of a shower Thursday.

Temperatures will return to the 80s by the weekend.

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