Wednesday's forecast: More rain for Northeast, Northwest

The two spots that are forecast to see the most rain Wednesday are the Pacific Northwest and the Northeast, though some other areas will dodge the raindrops too.

Northwest: A Pacific storm will continue to whirl off the coast, bringing chilly coastal and valley rain and mountain snow to the region.

Northeast: Rain and wind will also soak most of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic on Wednesday, with coastal New England seeing some of the worst weather.

South: Other than soggy Florida, the rest of the Southeast will be clear and dry on Wednesday with mild temperatures expected.

Central U.S.: A front will move through the Plains, kicking off a few showers and thunderstorms from the Dakotas to western Texas.

Weather history for Oct.. 22: In 1982, Chicago saw a record low temperature of 22 degrees. In 1996, 6.5 inches of snow fell in Kansas City, a record for the date.

In 2003, Pasadena, Calif., hit 100 degrees, a record high.