The U.S. weather pattern is locked into a classic early fall transition: a nor’easter-like coastal storm is spinning up off the Southeast, set to lash the Mid-Atlantic coast midweek with rain, wind, and rough surf. Meanwhile, persistent heat grips the Mississippi Valley and Northeast, and storm chances reload late week across the Central and Northern Plains. A soggy setup also lingers over California, South Florida, and parts of the Southwest through the weekend.
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A soggy pattern stretches across the U.S. this week, with heavy rain and flash flood risks in the Ohio Valley, New Mexico, and possible Nor’easter development near the Mid-Atlantic. Warmth hangs on in the East before a sharp cooldown.