The Next Few Days:
It's been over three weeks since I've made a post, so I figured it was high time I made another one.

Very thin bands of rain showers have developed over the region in response to energy upstream in the Ohio River valley diving southeastward over the Appalachian Mountains. These showers are part of the same weather system that has brought over 40 tornadoes to the Midwest over the last three days.

Scattered light showers will continue overnight and into tomorrow morning before upper level energy swings around the base of another upper low near Newfoundland. Depending on how the said energy moves around the upper low to the north, showers may continue through the day tomorrow, or come to an end around 8 or 9 AM north of DC. Whatever happens, however, bring the umbrella along if you're heading out anytime tomorrow.

By Monday evening, drier surface and midlevel air will slide into the region, scouring out any remaining showers and cloud cover.