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The 7-day QPF map shows that most of the region will see only moderate amounts of rain, and looking at the daily breakdown shows that almost all of it will fall by Monday, with dry conditions for the rest of the week as the really cold air moves in. There’s a separate post about the incoming storm. Week 2 also looks to be quite dry, while weeks 3 and 4 show equal chances of near, above or below normal rainfall but a big chance of warmer than usual conditions, which will increase evaporation of any rain that does fall. Not good news for the current drought conditions.

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