ATLANTA — Rain has moved into north Georgia after a fairly nice Friday afternoon, with temperatures reaching the low 70s.
"Most of that rain is on the light side," said Severe Weather Team 2 Chief Meteorologist Glenn Burns.
Burns said the majority of that rain will remain north of Interstate 20 throughout the evening and will dissipate.
But, by Saturday morning, widespread rain will move into the region.
We're using StormTracker 2HD to accurately pinpoint the areas that will see the most rain and storms this weekend, on Channel 2 Action News.
That rain will slowly move out throughout the day Saturday, but will affect the Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Christmas Parade and tailgating for the SEC Championship Game at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
"By the time we get out of the game, we're looking pretty good with a mostly cloudy sky," Burns said.
The risk for any severe storms is expected to remain well to the south into middle Georgia.
Burns said there is a 30 percent chance of a shower Sunday morning, but conditions will clear up in the afternoon, with a high around 72 degrees.
More cold air is headed our way into the middle of next week.
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