It'll be a soggy Sunday!  More rain will move through today.  That will add another half inch of rain before it ends later this afternoon.  We picked up a half inch of rain yesterday, too.

It will turn breezy and cooler today.  The wind will come in from the NW at 10-15mph.  We will see the sky clearing tonight with even colder air by morning.  Lows dip to 34.

Check out more of an explanation in the video update.  I'll have another blog update later!

So far, we've seen a good coverage of light rain over the area.  There have been some pockets of moderate rain at times scattered around metro Atlanta and north Georgia.  The heaviest rain has been south of I-20.  As of 8:30pm, Hartsfield-Jackson airport has picked up more than a half inch of rain.  The rain will continue for the rest of the evening into the overnight hours and for a big part of the day Sunday.  The rain will eventually taper off late afternoon Sunday.

With this persistent rain, we will continue to see the rain totals rise.  We expect to see between 1 and 2 inches of rain in the Atlanta area.  North Georgia will pick up around an inch.  The totals will be higher south of Atlanta.  Many folks in the south metro area down into central Georgia could see between 2 and 3 inches of rain before it all ends late Sunday.

The first part of the day will have some dry hours on Saturday.  The rain will move in after lunch and continue pushing across our area late afternoon into the evening.

We will be in a more stable environment with this system.  This will mainly be a rain event for us.  You may hear a couple of rumbles of thunder later tonight into tomorrow morning, but the threat for severe weather will stay to the south.  The main risk for severe thunderstorms will be roughly south of a line from Columbus to Macon.

We will have to keep an eye on rain totals.  As the rain moves in this afternoon, it will be pretty persistent through late Sunday.  Many areas will pick up between a half inch to an inch and a half of rain before it all ends.  The flooding threat is still small, just watch out for some ponding on roads in some areas.

I will keep an eye on the rain as it moves in.  More updates later.