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Quiet Sunday Gives Way to Weak Overnight Front, Breezy Start to the Week

Forecasters expect a weak front to bring overnight showers followed by a brief, breezy cool-down.

The golden light of autumn shines on trees in Baltimore's Patterson Park. The early yellow and brown colors of fall are tiptoeing ever so slightly into the leaves.
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Overview

  • Most regions spent Sunday dry, sunnier and seasonably mild with lighter winds after the time change.
  • Showers arrive late Sunday night into early Monday; totals look light for many, though coastal southeast Virginia could see roughly 0.5–1.5 inches before clearing.
  • Monday–Tuesday turn breezy to gusty in spots, with some Great Lakes forecasts calling for 30–40 mph gusts as skies trend brighter by midday Monday.
  • Additional, mainly nighttime rain chances are expected Wednesday night into early Thursday and again Friday into the weekend, with generally modest rainfall coverage.
  • Coastal effects remain limited but possible, including minor high‑tide flooding around midweek near Fort Pulaski and poorer beach and boating conditions in Florida as onshore winds increase.