Today’s weather outlook presents an intriguing mix across the US: a quiet hurricane season, a string of thunderstorms causing potential floods, and a patchwork of temperatures ranging from cool to sizzling. All details on our blog!

Welcome to our September 2025 weather roundup where we discuss the subdued hurricane activity in the Atlantic and its unusual quirks during what should be the peak of the season. The central US braces for a mix of heavy rains and thunderstorms, while in the south, temperatures are climbing much higher than usual. Areas like Dallas and Phoenix are feeling the heat with temperatures soaring above 90 degrees. The forecast predicts continued warmth in the Southeast and noticeable shifts towards cooler temperatures in the North. Understand each region’s weather in detail at https://amyfreeze.ai/.
A line of thunderstorms stretches from Denver eastward to Oklahoma City, posing risks for heavy rainfall and potential flooding. This system extends further eastward with areas around Chicago experiencing steady rain, impacting the evening commute. Farther north, Minneapolis is seeing pockets of rain with embedded thunderstorms. The eastern U.S., including cities like New York and Washington, D.C., is currently dry, while the Pacific Northwest, including Seattle, remains calm.
Today, high temperatures soar across the southern tier of the United States. Dallas is unseasonably warm at 96 degrees, while Oklahoma City matches that heat with a high of 95 degrees, making the central region feel quite toasty. Over in the Southeast, Atlanta warms to 85 degrees, a pleasant contrast to cooler spots like New York at 79 degrees. Meanwhile, in the West, Phoenix bakes under a sunny sky at 101 degrees, significantly outpacing Los Angeles, which enjoys a chillier 75 degrees.
Now for the low temperatures tomorrow morning across the U.S. In the Midwest, Minneapolis will wake up to a brisk 68 degrees, while Chicago will sit slightly cooler at 66. Moving south, Dallas is expected to stay mild at 73 degrees, while Kansas City kicks off the day at 74. Over in the Southeast, Atlanta will start the morning at 62 degrees, and further east, New York is set for a low of 67 degrees.
Tomorrow, we’ll see unseasonably high temperatures across much of the region, with notable spikes in several cities. Dallas is projected to reach a scorching 95 degrees, while Houston isn’t far behind at 93 degrees, both well above their average for this time of year. Further east, Atlanta will feel the heat with a high of 86 degrees, maintaining a warm trend throughout the Southeast. In Tampa, expect a humid day with temperatures also hitting 89 degrees, contributing to an overall warm and muggy atmosphere.
A robust weather system is moving across the central U.S. over the next 48 hours, bringing strong thunderstorms from Dallas northward to Kansas City, with the potential for damaging winds and localized flooding. Chicago and Minneapolis should anticipate rain, transitioning to light snow as colder air pushes in behind the system, impacting travel. Seattle and Portland face persistent rain with the arrival of a new front, while Southern California, including Los Angeles, enjoys clear skies. In the Southeast, cities like Atlanta may experience scattered thunderstorms, particularly tomorrow, as the system progresses eastward.