Overview

• Low pressure organizing off Florida is forecast to lift north Sunday into Monday, sending bands of rain and gusty winds up the Mid-Atlantic into New England.
• Forecasters expect the heaviest rain and highest gusts along and east of I-95 and at the beaches, while inland zones such as the Susquehanna Valley see lighter totals around one-half to three-quarters of an inch.
• Rain becomes more widespread for parts of the Northeast by early Monday, setting up a wet commute in some areas before drier, cooler air follows midweek.
• Away from the coast, much of the Midwest stays mainly dry with only spotty, light showers Saturday and seasonable highs in the 60s from Chicago to Cleveland.
• A pronounced warm surge arrives in the Plains on Sunday with highs in the mid to upper 80s and south wind gusts near 25–30 mph, followed by rain chances on Monday; the Gulf Coast stays sunny and dry, and Tropical Storm Jerry is tracking north over the Atlantic with little U.S. concern.