Patchy dense fog is possible through much of the morning. Showers and thunderstorms off an on throughout the day, but much like Saturday, it will not be a washout. There will be several breaks in the rain throughout the day.

Some of those storms could be strong to severe. The main threats for today will be heavy rainfall, lots of cloud to ground lightning, and wind gusts up around 60-70mph. High temperatures will be in the low 80s with a SW wind between 5-10mph, gusting up to 15mph.

Those scattered showers and thunderstorms continue through Sunday evening, otherwise mostly cloudy skies. Overnight low temperatures will be in the mid 60s.

It won't be a total washout this weekend.  We will have a few showers and thunderstorms at times.  There will be some dry hours in between some of the showers.

We started off with some rain overnight.  The heavier showers and storms this morning were generally south of I-20.  We will have more showers that will push into the state.  Then we will have a break, then more showers will move in.  We aren't expecting anything severe, but don't be surprised if you hear thunder and see lightning and maybe some small hail.  

We will see off and on showers again Sunday.  The rain chances go down Monday with temps holding in the 80s for the week ahead. 

The same system that brought a major tornado outbreak for N Texas the other day has spawned a possible tornado in N Alabama earlier today. That same system is heading in this direction, but I think the chances for us to see tornadoes is very unlikely. I will compare the 2 scenarios between this afternoon in N Alabama, and tomorrow for N Georgia.

5000 ft Today vs Tomorrow