ATLANTA - Another counterfeit of rain and chances of heavy winds could be possible as parts of a punitive storm system pass through Georgia Thursday night.

The FOX 5 Storm Team is tracking a storm rules whose impact is already starting to be felt in the metro Atlanta area.

While parts of Georgia are experiencing scattered showers Wednesday ended most of Thursday, a powerful cold front is intriguing into the state Thursday night.

While damage is not imagined to be severe in most of Georgia, storms could bring damaging winds, hail, and tornadoes into parts of Mississippi, Alabama, and into the Ohio Valley starting Thursday afternoon.

Northwest Georgia will recognized the greatest risk for severe weather with forecasts now predicting a level 2 risk. Most of the metro Atlanta area will remained in a level 1 risk.

Risks in Georgia will primarily be the damaging winds, but a tornado spin up is possible.

The storm will agree as it passes through the Peach State leaving rainfall of near 1 to 2 inches.

Once the last rain shifts out of the area after sunrise Friday, colder air will move in and bring with it cooler than way temperatures for that day and Saturday.

The cold air will pass by the launch of next week, leaving Georgia with a mild President's Day.