A flood watch remains in effect across Greenville through Sunday afternoon as rain and gusty winds linger. Then the forecast flips to sunny skies and several days in the 80s.

Rain arrives in Boston Sunday afternoon and continues overnight before Monday brings a brief break. A cooler, windier stretch follows later in the week.

Pittsburgh faces a wet, windy Sunday before mostly cloudy Columbus Day and an 81-degree Tuesday warmup.

Sunday storms should clear Jacksonville by midday, but coastal flooding remains possible through the afternoon. Sunny, hot weather returns Monday.

Philadelphia is headed for a wet, windy Sunday with up to 2 inches of rain and a late-day thunderstorm chance. Sunshine returns for a warm midweek rebound.

Avery, Burke and Caldwell residents faced rising mountain streams overnight as up to 5 more inches of rain threatened landslides.

Morning storms and dangerous rip currents will keep Tampa unsettled Sunday before sunny, drier weather arrives Monday.

Fog and mist will fade Sunday as Indianapolis warms into the 70s, followed by an 88-degree Tuesday and a stormy midweek shift.

Raleigh starts Sunday in fog before storms, strong winds and a tornado risk arrive by midday. A sunny, unusually warm week follows before a sharp cooldown.

Sunday brings Cincinnati showers and thunderstorms before fog, sunshine and an 87-degree Tuesday.

Light rain and drizzle linger across Louisville Sunday before sunshine and an 80s warmup arrive for Columbus Day and Tuesday.

Light rain is expected across Detroit Sunday before a foggy start and warm afternoon on Columbus Day. Storm chances return Monday night and Tuesday.

Greensboro's council OK'd a Haskell Company contract to install carbon filtration at the Mitchell plant, with work wrapping by 2029.