Rain Expected Across Multiple States This Week

The beginning of the workweek across several regions of the U.S. is marked by a wet and unsettled weather pattern, with areas such as Ohio, Connecticut, and Kansas experiencing scattered showers, periods of heavy rain, and cooler temperatures due to persistent low-pressure systems. Rainfall could be significant in some states, with Connecticut expecting two to four inches and the possibility of minor flooding in low-lying areas, while Kansas and parts of Ohio anticipate up to an inch of rain, especially in southwestern regions. Temperatures will generally remain in the 50s and 60s where rain is present, but areas with more sunshine could see highs in the 70s. The wet weather is expected to persist through Tuesday or Wednesday, with gradual clearing and warmer, drier conditions returning later in the week. Some regions may experience spotty showers or thunderstorms midweek before sunshine and higher temperatures return by the weekend. Severe weather is not anticipated, and the overall trend suggests improving conditions by the end of the workweek.