Aside from rain across Florida’s peninsula and light precipitation in the nation’s mid-section, a quiet weather pattern will prevail during the next couple of days.
Late in the week, however, storms will develop on opposite sides of the country. Along the northern Atlantic Seaboard, a coastal storm will produce rain and wind, with some snow possible across the interior Northeast.
Meanwhile, precipitation (locally in excess of an inch) will spread from California to the southern High Plains, with snow expected from the Sierra Nevada to the southern half of the Rockies.
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