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Showers and thunderstorms are expected to return after a four-day break, with increased cloudiness and humidity on Thursday due to an approaching low-pressure system and frontal boundary. Wednesday night will see partly cloudy conditions and warmer temperatures.

Flood concerns in New York City are decreasing after heavy rainfall exceeding 2 inches in the tri-state region, with some areas receiving over 5 inches. A developing offshore low-pressure system will continue to bring rain to the area.

Chances for showers and thunderstorms continue through Sunday in Metro Detroit, with partly cloudy skies and high temperatures in the mid-80s. Drier and warmer conditions are expected by Tuesday, followed by a return of thunderstorm chances later in the week.

The India Meteorological Department issued a red alert for heavy rains in South 24 Parganas and Purba Medinipur districts of West Bengal due to a developing low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal. The weather system is moving closer to the West Bengal-Odisha coast.

Cloudy conditions persist in New England due to lingering low pressure, but clearing skies and warmer temperatures in the mid-70s are expected as high pressure moves in by late afternoon.

A strong low-pressure system in southern Canada will bring varying weather on Thursday, including morning rain, afternoon dry periods with strong winds capable of damaging trees and powerlines, and scattered severe thunderstorms in the afternoon ahead of a cold front.

A low-pressure system will bring clouds and rain, with temperatures peaking at 73°F before showers and potential severe storms affect parts of Minnesota. The weather pattern includes brief sunshine followed by renewed rainfall.

High pressure will keep South Florida hot and humid with low rain chances for the next few days, though afternoon showers may develop along the east breeze. A wetter pattern is expected late this week and into the weekend as a Gulf low-pressure system brings deeper tropical moisture and widespread thunderstorms.

South Florida experiences returning higher humidity with a light east breeze, driven by a sprawling High Pressure system. Rain chances remain lower than average early in the week, but a possible tropical disturbance near the Yucatan peninsula could bring increased moisture and potential storms later in the week.

Southern California is currently experiencing sunshine on Memorial Day, but a low-pressure system is expected to bring rain, gusty winds, and cooler temperatures by mid-week. Interior regions may see patchy drizzle by late Tuesday.