A range of weather patterns is affecting different regions across the United States, with cooler temperatures and rain showers expected in several areas. In the Midwest, a cool and dry night will lead into a wet Wednesday, with showers persisting into Thursday before drier conditions return for the weekend. New Mexico is experiencing a cold front with high winds, but a warming trend is expected by the weekend, along with more rain chances. The Susquehanna Valley and Cleveland will see temperatures drop below freezing overnight, with rain showers arriving late Wednesday into Thursday. Meanwhile, Mid-Michigan is enjoying sunny conditions before rain moves in on Thursday, and Massachusetts anticipates cold and breezy days before a weekend warm-up. Researchers at Central Michigan University are studying future precipitation patterns to aid local communities in preparing for climate change-driven flooding.