South and east of Interstate 85, mostly rain is expected for coastal North Carolina and much of South Carolina. The rain may be heavy at times, so watch for flooding. Farther south, along the cold front, thunderstorms will slowly cross Florida, where downpours may be heavy enough to cause flash flooding and locally damaging wind gusts.
Precipitation will end as a brief period of rain, snow and possibly sleet on the western side of the storm in western Tennessee.
Another cold front will spread rain through the Pacific Northwest. Mountain snow in the Cascades can slow travel over the passes, but it will be largely dry east of the mountains.
Elsewhere in the country, it is expected to be dry yet cool.
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— Focus: Storm Train Resumes in Northwest
A storm set to bring rain, mountain snow and ice to the valleys of the Pacific Northwest into Sunday night will be the start of a stormy pattern in the region. A more potent storm will take aim by midweek, with this one expected to bring gusty winds. Another storm may follow.
This article originally appeared in The New York Times.