Discover the diverse weather patterns affecting the U.S.: Intense storms in the Midwest, dry conditions in the Northwest, and a looming heatwave in the Southwest. Stay prepared with our comprehensive updates.

As a sprawling storm system wreaks havoc across the Great Plains and the Midwest, areas like Oklahoma City and Chicago face significant rainfall challenges. Meanwhile, the Northwest enjoys calm, dry weather. The Southwest is heating up with record-high temperatures, making outdoor activities appealing in Los Angeles and challenging in Phoenix. Prepare for tomorrow as a cold front could bring severe weather threats. Keep an eye on our blog for continuous updates on these dynamic weather conditions.
From the Plains to the Midwest, a weather system is sweeping through, bringing abundant rain to several regions. Oklahoma City is under intense rainfall, while farther north, Chicago is also experiencing significant downpours that risk impacting local travel. Atlanta is seeing heavy rain move in, causing the potential for a soggy afternoon ahead. Over in Seattle, conditions remain dry with no significant weather-related concerns.
Today, the Southwest is heating up dramatically, with Phoenix reaching a scorching 115 degrees, the hottest city across the nation. Los Angeles feels much more comfortable at 73 degrees, illustrating a stark contrast. Heading to the Southeast, Atlanta enjoys a pleasant high of 85 degrees, while Tampa sits slightly warmer at 89 degrees. In the Midwest, Chicago is experiencing milder conditions with a high of 85, providing a refreshing break from the intense heat further south.
Now for the low temperatures tomorrow morning across the U.S. The Midwest will experience a noticeable chill, with Minneapolis dropping to a brisk 40 degrees, while Chicago isn’t far behind at 43. In the Southeast, Atlanta will start the day at a mild 70 degrees, contrasting sharply with the northern states. Out West, Seattle sees a low of 51 degrees, while Denver settles at 66, maintaining relatively warmer conditions in the region.
Tomorrow, the region is set to experience soaring high temperatures, particularly influenced by a strong high-pressure system. Houston will reach a balmy 92 degrees, while Dallas will be slightly warmer at 97 degrees, both readings above seasonal averages. The Southeast is heating up with Atlanta expected to hit 90 degrees, making it a notably warm day for mid-June. Tampa will also feel the heat, with a projected high of 89 degrees, indicating continued warm trends across the area.
A powerful cold front will traverse the Midwest, triggering showers and thunderstorms from Minneapolis to Chicago, with potential for severe weather including damaging winds and hail. As the front progresses, Atlanta to Dallas should prepare for scattered thunderstorms and possible localized flooding. The Pacific Northwest, centered around Seattle, will see a mix of rain and snow, primarily affecting higher altitudes. The Southwest enjoys dry, sunny conditions from Los Angeles to San Francisco, making it ideal for outdoor activities.