US Weather Forecast: Rain, Thunderstorms Likely to Hit Texas Gulf Coast, Great Lakes, Northeast

Rain and thunderstorms can emerge in the Northeast, Great Lakes and Texas Gulf Coast, according to the latest forecast.

Homeowners should keep updated with the US weather forecast, especially since the rain could unload in the Great Lakes, Northeast and Texas Gulf Coast.

Rain and thunderstorms in the Northeast and Great Lakes

According to the latest forecasts, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that lake-effect showers could unload in the Great Lakes this midweek.

South Florida can also experience a chance of rain.

Low and cooler temperatures are also likely in the Northeast and Eastern US. Upper 40s and 50s can occur this week.

Meanwhile, rainy conditions can unfold in parts of the Pacific Northwest and Cascades.

In New York City (NYC), an advancing cold front could help cool the weather in the Tri-State. The scattered showers can also bring chances of flash flood risks in NYC.

In Boston City, the forecast showed that early October could unleash cooler weather and a mix of clouds this week. However, residents should watch out for possible rain showers.

Weather conditions in the Texas Gulf Coast

Meanwhile, the NWS noted showers and thunderstorms in Texas Gulf Coast due to Tropical Depression Sixteen's remnants. Residents should stay alert for potential excessive rainfall and flash flood risks.

According to the forecast, Tropical Depression Sixteen-E could bring four to eight inches of rain on Tuesday to parts of western Oaxaca in southwest Mexico, Michoacan and Guerrero.

The forecast warned of chances of urban flooding.

In Mexico, the latest forecast warned of rough surf conditions and challenging currents due to tropical storm developments in the region.

On Tuesday, Tropical Storm Lidia is expected to approach parts of the Islas Marias and West-Central Mexico's coast.

Residents should watch out for potential rip currents and challenging coasts, especially in parts of Baja California.

The weather report showed that Lidia was detected over the Manzanillo in Mexico, with maximum sustained winds of over 74 mph. Lidia is expected to land on Tuesday on Mexico's west coast.

In the US, rainy conditions can unload on Wednesday in the following areas:

• Houston
• New Orleans
• Brownsville
• Montgomery
• Jacksonville
• Tampa.

The rain can also ease the prolonged drought in Mississippi, Texas and Louisiana.

Residents are advised to remain alert for potential flooding and the latest weather forecasts. The stormy conditions can likely cause severe weather conditions and travel disruptions.

When the weather worsens, it is best to be at home and wait for the weather to improve.

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