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ATLANTA — Rain has moved out of metro Atlanta after days of wet weather.

It was a messy morning on the roads as heavy rain moved through Georgia.

Our Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologists have been tracking the system of heavy rain for days as it moved across the country and into Georgia.

Severe Weather Team 2 is tracking when sunshine finally returns, for updates on Channel 2 Action News starting at 4 p.m.

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A Flash Flood Watch that was in effect expired early Friday morning.

Channel 2's Audrey Washington found a tree that took down power lines and blocked Arlington Avenue in southwest Atlanta for hours.

The weekend will be beautiful, finally providing an opportunity to dry out.

Temperatures Saturday will climb into the upper 50s, with upper 60s on tap Sunday afternoon.

Highs Tuesday will climb to near 70 degrees.

"A few showers can't be ruled out Tuesday, but widespread, soaking rain is done for the foreseeable future," Severe Weather Team 2 Meteorologist Katie Walls said.

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Triple Team Traffic's Mark Arum advised drivers to take it easy ont he wet roads Friday morning. More than two dozen crashes were reported across metro Atlanta and north Georgia.

The roads were more packed this morning as more students head Back 2 School, including students inGordon County, City of Carrollton, Coweta County and Bremen City Schools.

1. Updated hour-by-hour cloud and rain showing the timeline for drizzle and clouds clearing out.

2. Tracking the upper level low moving through north Georgia this evening and the changes behind the system.

3. Updated long-range rainfall outlook showing much drier (and warmer) weather for next week.

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