When Will it Stop Raining in Georgia?

The rain that has been inundating Georgia for the past several days may finally be moving on in the next day or so, the National Weather Service says.

Although the NWS extended a flood watch in light of forecast Wednesday rainfall totals of one to two inches, the precipitation should taper off Wednesday night and be gone by Thursday morning.

There’s only a 20 percent chance of rain Thursday morning and early afternoon, and no rain in the extended forecast.

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The rain has certainly left its mark, with flooding and storm damage reported across the state. Two people in Gordon County have been killed by the flooding, according to WSB-TV.

More than two dozen roads remained closed in that county, and emergency management officials told WSB-TV that they are bracing for another three inches of rain.