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A large dome of high pressure covering the eastern US will keep most of the Southeast high and dry this week, great for harvest but worrisome for crops that need more moisture to fill out before they mature. The exceptions to the dry conditions are the eastern end of NC, which will feel some rain from Maria, the Florida peninsula, and parts of Alabama as well as the potential for some mountain showers in the northeast Georgia mountains.
