A sweeping review of the current climatic conditions across different U.S. cities, showcasing thermal highs and stormy challenges.

A complete roundup of the current weather conditions sweeping across the United States. From the soaring temperatures in Phoenix to the gusty rains in Chicago, explore how different regions are coping with the extremes. Dive deeper into the forecasts with insights into the phenomena driving these weather patterns and tips on how to stay prepared.
High-impact weather is taking place in the Upper Midwest, where the radar shows a line of rain and thunderstorms affecting areas from Chicago to Minneapolis, keeping umbrellas handy in these regions. Kansas City is experiencing scattered showers, a change from the generally calmer conditions farther south. Meanwhile, the Pacific Northwest, including Seattle and the Rockies, from Billings to Denver, are enjoying clear skies, providing great conditions for outdoor activities. On the East Coast, New York City and Washington, D.C. are under the spell of rainy weather, challenging commuters and travelers throughout the day.
Today across the nation, temperatures reach soaring heights in the Southwest, with Phoenix blazing at a scorching 106 degrees, standing out as the hottest city. Meanwhile, Dallas is warm but more bearable at 101 degrees, while Houston follows closely behind at 98. In the Southeast, Atlanta enjoys a comfortable 90 degrees, in contrast to Tampa’s steamy 93. Up north, Chicago experiences milder weather with highs around 93 degrees, showcasing a diverse temperature spread across the country.
Now for the low temperatures across the U.S. tomorrow morning. The Midwest will see a chilly start with Minneapolis at 30 degrees, while Chicago dips to 32. Heading south, Kansas City will wake up at 54 degrees and Dallas will be a bit milder at 68. In the Southeast, Atlanta can expect a low of 65 degrees, while Miami remains warm at 75 degrees.
Tomorrow, the region will experience soaring temperatures, with several areas hitting well above their seasonal averages. Dallas is expected to reach a sweltering 101 degrees, while Houston will see a high of 89 degrees, indicating a warm day ahead. In the Southeast, Atlanta is on track for a high of 91 degrees, similarly warm as Tampa, which is set for 94 degrees. This heat wave is influenced by a persistent high-pressure system dominating the area, leading to continued warmth across much of the region.
A cold front is moving across the central U.S., bringing severe thunderstorms, heavy rain, and gusty winds from Oklahoma City to Chicago. Be prepared for possible localized flooding, with high winds especially around Kansas City. In the Southeast, from Atlanta to Tampa, expect a mix of rain showers and storms, with potential thunderstorm warnings. The Pacific Northwest, particularly Seattle, will see some rainy periods, while the West Coast from Los Angeles to San Francisco remains dry and sunny.