Brace Yourselves: More Rain Looms After Brief Respite—Here’s What You Need to Know

After a soggy start to the week, the clouds are finally parting—but don’t stash those umbrellas just yet. Forecasters warn another round of rain is set to drench the region by Tuesday, complicating commutes and outdoor plans.

Short-Lived Relief Before the Next Downpour

Residents can expect a temporary break from the wet weather this evening as the current system moves out. Skies will gradually clear, offering a much-needed window of dryness overnight. However, meteorologists say this reprieve will be short-lived.

• Monday Night: Mostly cloudy with lingering drizzle, lows in the mid-50s.
• Tuesday Morning: Patchy fog possible, but conditions remain dry.
• Tuesday Afternoon: Showers redevelop, becoming steadier by evening.

Why the Rain Keeps Coming Back

A stubborn low-pressure system hovering over the Gulf is funneling moisture northward, creating ideal conditions for recurring rainfall. "This pattern won’t shift until midweek," explains BNN Chief Meteorologist Lisa Ray. "Urban areas should watch for localized flooding, especially in poor-drainage zones."

How to Prepare

1. Clear storm drains near your property to prevent water buildup.
2. Check windshield wipers and tire treads before Tuesday’s commute.
3. Have waterproof gear ready—this won’t be a light sprinkle.

Long-Term Outlook

Models suggest drier air will finally push in by Thursday, with sunshine returning just in time for the weekend. Until then, keep rain gear handy and stay updated on changing conditions.

What Do You Think?

• Should cities invest more in flood infrastructure after these repeated downpours?
• Is climate change making these back-to-back rain events more severe, or is this normal variability?
• Would you support a "rain tax" to fund drainage improvements in flood-prone neighborhoods?