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The focus of stormy weather this week will be in the central US, which certainly needs the rain, although perhaps not the tornadoes and hail they are seeing this weekend. In the Southeast, we should see relatively light and scattered amounts of rain this week, with the highest amounts in southern Florida and in eastern North Carolina. There is some chance of rain every day in parts of the region, but the amounts generally should not be high. Temperatures should be above normal for most of the week until a cold front ushers in colder air late in the week and into next weekend except for the Florida Peninsula, which should stay warm south of the front.

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