An areas of showers continues moving toward the Alabama border across eastern Georgia late this morning.
The showers are Polk, Haralson and Carroll Counties, which are the Georgia counties that back up to Cherokee and Cleburne Counties in Alabama.
The heaviest rainfall was passing just north of Carrollton along I-20. No lightning showing up on detection systems at this time.
The system has been holding together pretty well, and dewpoints are up over East Alabama on an easterly flow, so it may affect eastern sections of the state after about 1 p.m.
It has been a coolish morning in the rain areas with temperatures in the 60s back across much of the Atlanta area.
A weak surface trough is over eastern Alabama this morning and additional showers or storms may form this afternoon mainly east of I-65. They should be isolated in nature.
