The U.S. is currently experiencing significant weather events, particularly in the Southeast and along the Gulf Coast. A potential tropical system is developing in the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to impact the region mid-to-late this week. Heavy rainfall, storm surges, and strong winds are anticipated, especially in areas from the central to eastern Gulf Coast and extending into Florida and the Southeast. While the exact path and strength of the system remain uncertain, rainfall could be significant, with warnings for flash floods and flooding in low-lying areas
Elsewhere, the Northeast is bracing for increased rain later this week due to an upper trough and a potential coastal low pressure system, particularly affecting Maine. In contrast, the western U.S. remains relatively dry, although coastal areas in Washington state and the Cascades may experience rain and snow at higher elevations​
Stay updated with local weather alerts, as conditions may change rapidly in the coming days