November's first work week ends a bit stormy across the East Coast. Spring-like temperatures and a weak cold front will produce a few pockets of November thunderstorms along the Atlantic Seaboard from the Southeast northward across the Carolinas into the Mid-Atlantic. A few rumbles will be heard in the steady rain across the Northeast coast and the I-95 corridor.

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The WeatherRadar shows a quiet weekend across the U.S. with the biggest troublespots being in the Pacific Northwest, where rain will be possible Sunday and along Texas's Rio Grande Valley all weekend. A few showers will linger in the Northeast too.

Up to two inches of rian have piled up quickly in the Raleigh Metro area and another two inches are possible. Flooding has already been reported.

The central U.S. will see cooler highs behind a cold front, with warmth lingering along the Gulf Coast ahead of it.

The back side of the front bringing wet and stormy weather to the East Coast is providing moody autumn views on Friday morning.