Three people walk on Georgia Avenue in downtown Chattanooga during a driving rainstorm on Sunday. The city got about 2 inches of rain over the weekend, but parts of the tri-state area were drenched with several inches from thunderstorms that brought some scattered power outages and flooding.
Jessica and Jason Stapp walk beneath an umbrella as they cross Oak Street during afternoon thunderstorms Sunday in Chattanooga. Thunderstorm and flood warnings were issued for the tri-state region and authorities reported flash floods and scattered power outages Sunday evening.Read moreChattanooga area business and school closings
After a wet weekend, the sun is ready to come out, just in time for you to return to work.
WRCB-TV Channel 3 meteorologist Nick Austin said Chattanooga residents can expect a sunny afternoon with highs between 85-90 degrees. This comes after the city received about 2 inches of rain over the weekend.
“All this stuff is winding down,” Austin said Sunday night. “[Today] is going to be pretty quiet. If anything pops up, it’s not going to be anything like [Sunday] or [Saturday].”
But before the sun comes out, Chattanooga residents should prepare for low visibility on their way to work.