After a long dry spell, the Midlands can finally expect some rain. Meteorologists predict a shift in the weather pattern that could bring much-needed moisture. Instead of the usual sunny days, the forecast includes a few sprinkles or drizzles on Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures will stay comfortable, hovering in the mid to upper 70s.

Come Wednesday, tropical moisture from the south is set to arrive. This is linked to Potential Tropical Cyclone #18 in the Gulf. Whether or not it directly affects the area, it will definitely bring more humidity. As a result, the chance of rain increases to 30% on Wednesday and 40% on Thursday. Different models provide varying outlooks, with the Euro predicting heavier rain while the American model suggests fewer showers.

So, what can you expect day by day? Monday offers partly cloudy skies with a small chance of sprinkles. Election Day looks similar, with a slight chance of a rain shower. Wednesday and Thursday are mostly cloudy, with a 30% and 40% chance of showers, respectively. Friday stays in the upper 70s with a 30% chance of rain.

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Rain Is Back in Town: Midlands Braces for Wet Week

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