The U.S. faces a variety of weather conditions today, with severe thunderstorms in the Midwest and sunny, warm temperatures in the Southeast. Read on for more details on what’s happening weather-wise across the nation.

As storms sweep across the central U.S., cities brace for potential flooding and severe weather conditions. Meanwhile, the Southwest experiences record high temperatures with Phoenix hitting 107 degrees! Dive into our extensive blog to discover more about these contrasting weather patterns and how they may affect your area.
A line of thunderstorms is sweeping Central America, impacting areas from Oklahoma City northeast toward Kansas City, exacerbating rainfall that might provoke local flooding. In the Southern Great Plains, Dallas experiences overcast skies, while Houston deals with lighter storms moving through. In the Northeast, New York and Washington D.C. are blanketed by steady rain showers, which could stall commutes later. Across the West, Seattle remains dry, whereas San Francisco enjoys clear, dry conditions under partly cloudy skies.
Today, the Southwest is experiencing extreme heat, with Phoenix soaring to an eye-popping 107 degrees, far outpacing nearby cities. In contrast, Los Angeles enjoys a milder 69 degrees, creating a striking temperature divide on the West Coast. Meanwhile, in the Southeast, Atlanta heats up to a warm 95 degrees, while Tampa is slightly cooler at 88 degrees. As we head north, temperatures remain more moderate, with Chicago reaching 88 degrees but still cooler than some cities further south.
Now for the low temperatures tomorrow morning across the U.S. The Midwest will see temperatures dipping close to freezing, with Minneapolis at a chilly 30 degrees and Chicago right behind at 32 degrees. Heading south, Dallas will wake up to a warmer 66 degrees, while Atlanta starts the day at 64 degrees. Out West, Seattle is expected to be cooler at 62 degrees, but Los Angeles remains mild at 70 degrees.
High temperatures for tomorrow are trending well above average across the Southwest. Phoenix is set to sizzle at 107 degrees, while nearby Las Vegas will reach a warm 98 degrees. In Texas, Dallas will see a high of 94 degrees, and Houston isn’t far behind at 91 degrees, indicating a warm day ahead for the region. Meanwhile, Denver will experience a pleasant 96 degrees as warmer air continues to dominate.
A cold front moves across the central U.S., bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms from Kansas City to Minneapolis, with brief hail and gusty winds expected. As this system pushes east, the South, including Dallas and Atlanta, need to prepare for storms that could turn severe with damaging winds. The Northeast will see rain showers extending from Washington, D.C. to New York, affecting travel, especially in the evenings. Out West, a calm pattern unfolds with Los Angeles enjoying sunny and dry conditions, while Seattle experiences rain showers, particularly impacting the Tuesday morning commute.