A few rain and snow showers will linger over inland parts of the Carolinas. Closer to the coast, it will be warm enough for just rain to fall. The rest of the Southeast will be mainly cloudy and cool as storm cleanup and snow removal begin in earnest.
Cooler, less humid air will move into South Florida, bringing dry conditions.
The rest of the East will be sunny, calm and chilly. The recent stretch of dry weather is expected to continue. The Midwest should be similarly cool and calm.
In the central states and the Southwest, plenty of sunshine will prevail along with increasingly mild conditions.
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A storm moving through the Northwest will bring some rain showers to Central and Northern California and coastal areas of Oregon and Washington. Farther inland, a few snow showers will dust the region.
— Focus: Possible Late-Week Storm in the East
Widespread rain and a significant rebound in temperatures are expected as part of a late-week weather pattern change in the East. A storm is projected to develop by Thursday along the Gulf Coast. The system may bring soaking rain throughout the East on Friday and Saturday.
This article originally appeared in The New York Times.