Rain, Thunderstorms Expected Across Several Countries

In Baku and on the Absheron Peninsula, northwesterly winds are expected to shift to northeasterly winds during the day.
For Harrisonburg and the Shenandoah Valley, temperatures are forecast to fall from the 80s to the 60s, with Tuesday carrying an 80% chance of rain; windy conditions are likely late Wednesday and Thursday before drier air arrives for the weekend.
Bangladesh’s forecast covers 37 districts, with rain and thunderstorms expected from 10 p.m. Saturday to noon Sunday; temporary heavy rain is particularly possible in parts of the Chattogram, Sylhet and Barishal divisions, while rainfall may spread into Rajshahi and Rangpur after Sunday noon.
Armenia’s temperatures are expected to drop by 3–5 degrees Celsius during the day on September 19, then rise by a similar amount from September 21–23. In Yerevan, precipitation is expected to end after September 20, with no rain forecast from September 21–24.
Multiple regions worldwide are bracing for wet weather this week, with rain and thunderstorms forecast from the Caucasus to South Asia. Dayton Daily News reports that the Ohio Valley faces potential flooding as storms move through Monday, while NiMet warns of nationwide thunderstorms across Nigeria through Wednesday. Baku may dodge the worst with mostly dry conditions, but Azerbaijan's outlying areas could see hail and light rain.
The unsettled pattern spans continents: Virginia's Shenandoah Valley will cool from the 80s to the 60s with 80% rain chances Tuesday, while Bangladesh faces heavy downpours and lightning in at least 37 districts Saturday through Sunday. News.inbox.eu notes that Latvia enters the week with heavy rain and possible thunderclouds, while Armenia expects temperature swings of 3–5 degrees Celsius before improvement arrives by September 21.
The Ohio Valley and surrounding regions will see rain showers and thunderstorms sweep in Monday, with flooding a serious threat. National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio issued a Flood Watch that remains in effect through Monday afternoon. The National Weather Service warns that new rainfall amounts between a quarter and half inch are possible, with additional showers likely later in the week.
Harrisonburg and the Shenandoah Valley will turn cooler and much wetter starting Tuesday. Temperatures will drop from the low 80s to the low 60s as thunderstorms move in with an 80% chance of rain Tuesday. Late Wednesday and Thursday will bring windy conditions, with lingering showers likely before drier air arrives for the weekend.
Bangladesh faces significant rain and thunderstorms across 37 districts from Saturday 10 p.m. through Sunday noon, with temporary heavy downpours and gusty winds expected. The Chattogram, Sylhet and Barishal divisions face the greatest risk of intense lightning and violent weather. After Sunday noon, rainfall may spread north into Rajshahi and Rangpur divisions, bringing more unsettled conditions to central and northern regions.
Armenia expects scattered thunderstorms and hail before improvement arrives, with temperatures dropping 3–5 degrees Celsius on September 19. Yerevan will see rain end after September 20, with dry conditions forecast from September 21–24. The capital will warm by 3–5 degrees Celsius from September 21–23, signaling a shift to more stable weather patterns.
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