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The latest 7-day QPF forecast shows that intermittent showers are expected to occur on and off all week, with the driest period likely to be mid-week and the driest areas away from the mountains and the coasts. Today parts of the Southeast are feeling the effects of remnant tropical depression Laura as it passes through North Carolina and Virginia on its way out to sea. A Gulf low is bringing some rain to that area. More showers are expected as other weak systems move through the region through the week. There are two areas of potential development in the tropics, but neither of them will be a factor this week, and they have a chance of less than 50 percent for developing in the next five days.

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