Summer heat reigns across most of Eastern US, Southeast to see days of rain
Georgia to the Carolinas could see several bouts of heavy rain through Thursday
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A summer weather pattern that's brought very warm temperatures across most of the eastern U.S. will stick around for the next few days as a stormy pattern is developing down South.
The pattern will allow for temperatures in the 90s to remain across much of the eastern two-thirds of the U.S. for a number of days.
While the Southeast will get a break due to the clouds and storms this week, most areas to the east of the Rockies will have temperates around or over 90 degrees for much of this week.
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This isn't record-breaking heat, just above-average summer heat.
While conditions are mostly calm across the country, severe thunderstorms are possible on Sunday over North and South Dakota.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Southeast to see days of sustained rain
Areas from Georgia to the Carolinas will see bouts of heavy rain through Thursday.
A developing storm will keep things stormy this week in the South.
This means some areas will see two to four inches of rain with some isolated higher amounts.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Areas from Georgia to the Carolinas will see bouts of heavy rain through Thursday.
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There could be some localized flooding in the Carolinas, but overall this shouldn't overwhelm anyone, just be primarily a nuisance.