Cobb County Monday weather: Rainy week ahead

Monday may be a wet one, say Channel 2 Action News forecasters. Isolated showers are possible during the morning commute, but rain is more likely in the afternoon and evening. Monday’s chance for rain is 20 percent, but clouds should keep things a bit cooler. A high of 88 is predicted.

The rest of the week looks very similar with rain chances ranging from 20 to 50 percent each day.

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