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Fall returned to parts of the Southeast this morning as a wedge of cooler air moved into the region from the northeast along the east side of the Appalachians. But only light rain is expected from this air along with a cold front early next week for many parts of the region. The wettest region will be the southern tip of Florida and the mountains along with Alabama, which could get enough rain for some minor drought relief. Cooler temperatures this week should keep evaporation down.
