ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) – Rain and storms will be likely across north Georgia. Isolated severe storms are also possible.

The tornado watch has now expanded to include metro Atlanta until 7 PM. This means that isolated tornadoes are possible for metro this afternoon and evening.

Tornado watch for metro Atlanta and areas south until 7 PM(anf)

Storm timing:

The main line of storms will move into West Georgia between 8-9 AM. Along this line of storms you can expect damaging wind, heavy rain, and the potential for an isolated tornado.

Line of storms will move into west Georgia by 8-9 AM. Damaging wind and an isolated tornado possible.(anf)

Storms move into metro and downtown Atlanta between 11 AM – 1 PM. Isolated severe storms still possible.

Storms will move into metro and downtown by 11 AM through the early afternoon(anf)

South of the I-85 corridor will be impacted from the early afternoon into the evening. The front is expected to stall across the area tonight into tomorrow.

Storms continue along and south of the I-85 corridor. Isolated severe possible(anf)

The severe threat should come to an end around 8 PM, but rain will continue into Monday.

First Alert Weather Day Monday:

The risk for flash flooding increases this morning. Anywhere between 1-4 inches of rain will fall within 24 hours. Localized street flooding will be possible, so you’ll need to drive carefully going back to work ad school tomorrow.

1-4 inches of rain could fall between today and tomorrow. Flash flooding possible(anf)

The forecast trends cooler this week with highs only in the 60s most of the work week and lows in the upper 30s to mid 40s.

First Alert Weather Day for widespread storms today. Isolated severe possible. Rain continues tomorrow, flash flooding possible. Cooler this week.(anf)

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