Overview
- Tuesday morning featured widespread early-week warmth with isolated sea‑breeze showers while wind advisories and high‑surf warnings remained in effect in some coastal and interior spots.
- A cold front is expected to move through midweek, increasing wind gusts and dropping temperatures as it spreads more numerous showers and thunderstorms into Wednesday and Thursday.
- Deep tropical and Gulf moisture plus a series of slow disturbances will broaden storm coverage later in the week, creating pockets of torrential rain and a localized flash‑flood risk in vulnerable corridors.
- Local drivers such as sea‑breeze circulations, coastal lows and notable model uncertainty mean exact storm timing and rainfall totals will vary significantly from place to place.
- Most forecasts project a pattern 'reset' beginning Thursday with cooler, drier conditions returning for many areas but forecasters caution that weekend low‑pressure timing could still produce additional showers in some regions.