Widespread Rain, Storms Expected Across U.S. Regions This Week

As summer ends and fall begins, much of the U.S. is experiencing a shift to wetter, stormier conditions with temperatures cooling to seasonal averages in many areas. Seattle and Western Washington saw rainy conditions but should expect drier weather midweek with temperatures slightly above normal before the rainy season intensifies in late September. In New Mexico, isolated storms near the Arizona border will increase with moisture surges and a cold front, leading to scattered showers and thunderstorms through next week. Eastern Nebraska and southwest Iowa will have warm, damp starts to the week with chances for thunderstorms and dense fog, followed by cooler, more typical fall temperatures. The Metro Detroit region is also facing a wet workweek with ongoing rain and thunderstorm chances. Overall, the transition to fall is marked by variable rain and storm activity alongside fluctuating temperatures across these regions.