Good Sunday morning! We are seeing our first of three rainy systems this week arriving today, so dig out that rain gear.

An active pattern will be setting up throughout the end of the week along the Gulf Coast. Multiple rounds of rain will be moving around a ridge of high pressure that is to our south. Widespread showers and a few storms are possible on Thursday, and it could become heavy at times. This will also impact Southeast Louisiana.

Good rain chances return Monday with pockets of heavy rainfall possible. Afternoon temperatures remain cool before dropping behind Tuesday’s cold front, setting up a frosty and potentially light freeze early Wednesday morning. Another round of rain returns late week and into the weekend.

Rain chances increase later in the evening and overnight hours as temperatures fall to the 30s and 40s. Amounts will be less than 0.50 inch or less. We have a breezy and chilly Monday, as a mix of clouds and sunshine remains.

Wet and chilly weather is expected to harshly greet Georgia travelers returning home Sunday after the holiday weekend and through the early week.

Rain and snow will enter Maine today, with most of the precipitation during the afternoon. Temps will warm up. Sunshine will return for most on Monday with breezy conditions before our first major winter system looks to bring impacts to interior and coastal locations on Tuesday.

Mass. residents will be facing a rainy and windy weekend as some areas eye first plowable snow chance on Tuesday.

Our next impact event arrives late Monday night into Tuesday morning. This time, some winter weather will be mixed in.