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The latest 7-day QPF map shows that after a glorious Mothers Day weekend, rain will move through the region beginning on Monday from west to east, exiting the region by late week. Amounts are expected to be moderate. There is a small chance of isolated severe weather as the system passes, but a widespread outbreak is not expected. Week 2 looks like it will be near normal temperature and drier than usual, while weeks 3 and 4 are likely to return to warmer and wetter conditions. Nothing in the Atlantic yet as far as the tropics go, but the first disturbance in the Eastern Pacific Ocean showed up yesterday.

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