A wet pattern will prevail during the next few days along a west-to-east axis stretching from the central Plains into the Mid-Atlantic region.
The heaviest rain will occur along a slow-moving cold front that will generally separate hot, humid weather across the South from cool, dry air across the nation’s northern tier. A low-pressure system migrating eastward along the front will further help to focus rainfall, which could total 2 to 4 inches or more from Nebraska to the central Appalachians.
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