Today’s weather dance: sun, rain, and a hint of autumn magic! Explore how different cities are experiencing this transitional weather from clear skies to looming storms.

As we experience the last days of summer, the U.S. is enveloped by a dynamic weather pattern. From rain-soaked streets in Atlanta to the sunlit paths of Los Angeles, each region presents a unique outdoor scenario. Dive deeper into the specific forecasts for major cities like Dallas, Houston, and New York, and find out how tomorrow’s temperatures and potential storms could affect your area. Prepare for a mixed bag of sunny days and stormy nights this autumn.
Great weather patterns unfold today, with the Southeast facing the brunt of rain; from Atlanta heading up the coast, rain showers create potential for travel snags. Between New York City and Washington, D.C., light to moderate rain persists. Moving southwest, Houston enjoys clear skies allowing for a pleasant daily routine, while Dallas witnesses clouds rolling in but remains dry for now. Over on the West Coast, Seattle and Los Angeles are basking in clear, sunny conditions, offering a perfect break for outdoor activities.
Today, the Southwest is feeling the heat with Phoenix blazing at 104 degrees, making it the hottest city across the nation. In Texas, Dallas isn’t far behind, reaching a warm 95 degrees, while Houston settles at 93. The Southeast sees Atlanta enjoying a pleasant 85 degrees, contrasting with the warm but manageable 90 in Tampa. Up north, Minneapolis experiences a notable high of 90 degrees, significantly warmer than the cooler 65 in Billings.
Now for the low temperatures tomorrow morning across the U.S. In the Midwest, Minneapolis will dip to 66 degrees, while Chicago cools down to 61. Kansas City isn’t far off at 68 degrees, and heading south, Dallas will greet the morning at a mild 73. Over in the Northeast, New York will start the day at 66 degrees, with Washington, D.C. at 64, making for a relatively mild morning overall.
Tomorrow, the weather will heat up significantly across the region, with several cities reaching above-average highs. Dallas is forecasted to hit 96 degrees, while Houston follows closely at 93 degrees, both well above seasonal norms. Further east, Atlanta and Tampa are each expecting a comfortable 86-degree high, indicating warm conditions for the Southeast. Meanwhile, Oklahoma City will see a high of 92 degrees, contributing to the overall warm trend in the area.
A cold front sweeping through the Midwest will bring a wave of strong thunderstorms and cooling temperatures from Chicago to Oklahoma City. In the Southeast, watch out for potential severe storms from Dallas to Atlanta, with risks of localized flooding and damaging winds. The Northeast, including New York and Washington, can expect steady rain, possibly affecting commutes and travel. Out west, Seattle will see periods of rain, while Southern California remains dry under mostly clear skies.