Today’s US weather brings a mix of searing heat in the Southwest and severe storms in the Midwest. Stay updated with regional forecasts and protect yourself from unpredictable weather conditions.

On June 7, 2025, the United States experiences a dramatic sweep of weather conditions. The Pacific Northwest cools down with incoming rain, while the Midwest prepares for severe storms and potential flooding. Heatwaves scorch the Southwest as Phoenix hits sweltering highs. Each region faces unique challenges as weather patterns intensify. Stay prepared and informed with our comprehensive weather forecast, ensuring you can safely navigate the unpredictability of nature.
From the Pacific Northwest to the Rockies, Seattle and Billings enjoy mostly dry conditions with just a few scattered showers. However, farther south, Oklahoma City is at the center of a significant line of severe weather extending through Kansas City, marked by heavy precipitation and potential thunderstorms. This weather system is bringing impactful rainfall to Chicago, which could disrupt local plans and commutes. On the East Coast, New York City and Washington, D.C. experience slight showers that could dampen activities, while another weather pattern brings rain closer to Atlanta. Texas cities like Dallas and Houston remain calm and dry for now, providing pleasant conditions for the day.
Today, temperatures are hot in the Southwest, with Phoenix reaching a scorching 105 degrees, while on the west coast Los Angeles remains cool at 68. Heading into the central U.S., Dallas is warm at 94 degrees, with Houston the same. In the Southeast Atlanta hits 88 degrees, while Tampa heats up slightly more at 91. The Midwest sees cooler temperatures, with Chicago topping out at just 76 degrees, highlighting a significant temperature gradient across the nation.
Now for the low temperatures tomorrow morning across the U.S. In the Midwest, Chicago will drop to 58 degrees, while Minneapolis is slightly cooler at 52. Farther south, Kansas City will settle at 59 degrees, and Dallas will stay mild at 69 degrees. In the Northeast, New York experiences a low of 61, while Washington, D.C. remains mild at 65 degrees.
Tomorrow Houston and Dallas are both forecasted to reach a high of 95 degrees, showcasing a warm trend for early June. In Atlanta, expect a pleasant day with temperatures peaking at 81 degrees, while Tampa will see a sweltering high of 91, indicating humidity will make it feel even warmer. Out west, Phoenix is poised for a scorching 107 degrees, contributing to the overall heat wave affecting the Southwest.
A cold front advancing through the central U.S. will bring showers and storms from Kansas City to Oklahoma City, increasing the risk for severe weather with gusty winds and potential localized flooding. In the Midwest, Chicago and Minneapolis will see a mix of rain and possible snow showers as cooler air takes hold. The Southeast, including Atlanta, is on alert for strong thunderstorms with the possibility of severe impacts. Meanwhile, the West Coast from San Francisco to Los Angeles enjoys clear skies and dry conditions, perfect for outdoor activities.