High pressure anchored along the Southeast Coast will maintain dry, very warm weather over the eastern third of the Nation through the end of the week. Meanwhile, a slow-moving cold front over the Nation’s mid-section will be the focus for periods of rain, as a series of disturbances track northeastward along this boundary. In addition, an upper-air disturbance will maintain widespread showers over the Four Corners Region before drifting onto the central Plains by week’s end.
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