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Skies will be sunny today and part of Wednesday, but a slow-moving front will bring widespread rain showers and the potential for storms on Thursday. Rain chances will continue through the weekend, with a mix of sunshine, clouds, and rain expected. Temperatures will range from the 60s for highs and 40s for lows.
A low-pressure system in the Gulf of Mexico is expected to bring beneficial rain to drought-stricken areas in the South as it merges with a frontal boundary. While the system is being monitored for tropical development, it is unlikely to form into a tropical depression or storm. The rainfall could reach 1 to 3 inches along parts of the Gulf Coast, providing relief to drought areas. However, localized flooding is possible if too much rain falls too quickly. The rain is expected to spread from South Texas to southern parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and the western Florida Panhandle through Thursday.
Cleveland can expect a cool Monday with spotty showers and breaks of sun as a weak front passes later in the day. Temperatures will trend towards average by the end of the week, with Tuesday and Wednesday being drier. Shower coverage will increase on Thursday, followed by a break on Friday and more showers over the weekend.
Saturday has been designated as a First Warning Alert Day due to the possibility of isolated to scattered showers and strong storms, with concerns of strong wind gusts, hail, and heavy downpours. Sunday may see a few leftover showers, but the rain is expected to wrap up by the afternoon, with a mix of sun and clouds and highs in the lower 80s. Monday will be dry and less humid, with similar temperatures. The next chance for widespread rain is forecasted for Tuesday.
Mayor of Kyiv, Vitalii Klitschko, explained the unusual vibrations felt by the residents of the capital on Sunday night as the movement of powerful weapons to the front. The vibrations were not caused by an earthquake, as reported by the Main Center of Special Control in Kyiv Oblast and international seismic monitoring services.
Russia claims to have repelled a Ukrainian attack along a 95-km front in eastern Ukraine. The Moscow Times is collecting the latest news and developments in the ongoing conflict, but verifying claims and counter-claims in wartime can be difficult.