Overview
- National Weather Service offices, which posted freeze warnings Tuesday night for central Maryland and south‑central Pennsylvania, expect lows in the 20s that could damage early crops and unprotected pipes through Wednesday morning.
- Delhi saw heavy rain and thunderstorms Tuesday under an IMD orange alert, with the high dipping to the coolest April reading in three years and more thunder risk signaled for Wednesday.
- Southern California forecasters cite about an 80% chance of rain by Friday with mountain snow at high peaks, as a cut‑off low decoupled from the jet stream makes exact timing and totals hard to pin down.
- Meteorologists across the Plains and Midwest flag an active stretch from late week into early next week, with KMBC marking Friday through Monday as impact days and at least a low risk for severe storms in some areas.
- Across the UK, the Met Office expects a brief peak near 26C midweek before a sharp cooldown and more unsettled weather from Thursday, underscoring fast spring turnarounds seen in several regions.