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Fall Pattern Flips to a Showery, Stormy Stretch Starting Tuesday

A cold front tapping subtropical moisture is set to trigger scattered downpours that deliver uneven drought relief.

Overview

  • Scattered showers and thunderstorms expand Tuesday into midweek across the Midwest, Northeast and Appalachians, with isolated strong storms capable of damaging winds, heavy rain and small hail.
  • Most spots are forecast to receive a few tenths to around an inch of rain, with locally higher totals in downpours, providing patchy but helpful drought relief.
  • Temperatures run warm to start the week before a midweek frontal passage ushers in cooler, more seasonable readings late week.
  • The National Hurricane Center lists Hurricane Gabrielle over the Atlantic, with forecasters monitoring the storm for short‑term strengthening while it stays offshore.
  • Subtropical moisture is expected to reach Southern and Central California on Tuesday with light showers likely and low flood risk unless thunderstorms develop.