The National Weather Service Weather Prediction Center's 7-day Quantitative Precipitation Forecast calls for moderate-to-heavy rainfall accumulations ranging from 2 to 5+ inches along the Gulf Coast of Texas, Louisiana, Florida Panhandle, and areas of southern Georgia. Across the Mid-Atlantic and the Northeast, light rainfall accumulations (generally less than 1 inch) are expected, except for coastal areas of Massachusetts and Maine where accumulations of approximately 2 inches are predicted. In the Midwest, light precipitation accumulations are forecasted across the eastern half of the region, while areas in the western extent will be drier over the coming week. From the Plains to the West Coast, mainly dry conditions will prevail, with the exception of areas of isolated, light precipitation possible across the Central and Southern Rockies and the northern Great Basin. Slightly greater accumulations (generally around 1 inch) are expected in the Northern Rockies.

The Climate Prediction Center's 6–10 day outlooks show a moderate-to-high probability of above-normal temperatures across the northern half of the lower 48 states, as well as along the Eastern Seaboard extending into New England. Across much of the Pacific Northwest, North Dakota, and the Upper Midwest, normal temperatures are expected.

There is a low-to-moderate probability of above-normal precipitation across New England, the Midwest, the South, and the eastern half of Texas. Below-normal precipitation is expected across most of the western U.S.