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Now that the latest round of rain has mostly left the Southeast, the week ahead should be fairly dry, especially if you are in southern Georgia. The remnants of the storm are still moving through the coastal areas of North Carolina and rainfall will be enhanced there by the development of an East Coast storm. After that it should be dry until late in the week, when the next round of rain enters Alabama. Temperatures are expected to be on the cool side for most of the next two weeks.
