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The latest QPF shows that just a little precipitation is expected to fall once the current system (that brought a little snow to my house in Athens!) moves out.  The next storm system headed east will be mostly north of us, with the potential to provide a little precipitation in our northern areas.  But if you look west, you can see the tremendous rainfalls from the atmospheric river event that is going on there, and some of that moisture may be headed in this direction in the 1-2 week period.

What is an atmospheric river?  You can read more about it and see an animation at https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/psd/atmrivers/.