This weekend, expect a mix of unseasonably warm temperatures, heavy rains, and even snow in some areas. Stay prepared with Amy Freeze’s detailed outlook.

This weekend, expect a mix of unseasonably warm temperatures, heavy rains, and even snow in some areas. Stay prepared with Amy Freeze’s detailed outlook.
A broad swath of precipitation extends from the West Coast through the Central Plains, with a significant band of rain impacting parts of Oklahoma and Texas. Heavy rainfall is currently drenching Oklahoma City and surrounding areas, raising concerns about localized flooding. Moving further east, lighter showers are making their way toward Arkansas and portions of Tennessee, while scattered rain persists in parts of Mississippi. The Midwest is seeing snow in northern portions of Minnesota and the Dakotas, with accumulation likely disrupting travel conditions. Meanwhile, Chicago and Indianapolis will experience overcast skies with occasional rain showers developing throughout the day. The Northeast is starting to wake up to cloudy conditions, with rain beginning to move into areas like New York and Pennsylvania, but the bulk of the moisture remains just to the south for now. Overall, the most impactful weather today remains in the Southern Plains, particularly around Oklahoma, where the potential for heavy rain could pose significant challenges.
Tomorrow’s high temperatures across the region are expected to show some variation due to shifting weather patterns. In Chicago, look for a high of 72 degrees, slightly above average for this time of year. Meanwhile, moving south in Indianapolis, temperatures will peak at 75 degrees, benefiting from warm air pushing in from the south. Further east, Detroit will see a more modest high of 68 degrees, as clouds filter sunshine throughout the day. In the Ohio Valley, Cincinnati anticipates a high of 74 degrees, indicating a seasonal warmth trend for late April. Overall, expect mild breezes and pleasant conditions across the area, setting the stage for a beautiful spring day.
Today’s ‘feels like’ forecast highlights a warm day in the South. Houston will feel steamy with a high of 89 degrees combined with high humidity, making it feel closer to 95. In Dallas, temperatures reaching 84 degrees will also bring a muggy afternoon, with a heat index pushing the ‘feels like’ to the low 90s. Moving to the Southeast, Atlanta and Miami will sit at 81 degrees, but with elevated humidity making it feel a bit warmer than the actual readings. In contrast, the Northeast remains cooler with Boston at 65 degrees under less humid conditions, keeping it comfortable. As we move west, places like Los Angeles are pleasant at 59 degrees, avoiding any significant ‘feels like’ complications with dry air.
High temperatures for tomorrow across the Midwest will show a contrast in readings as conditions fluctuate. Chicago is set to reach 63 degrees, which is slightly above average, while Indianapolis may hit 65 degrees. Detroit will experience a cooler day with a high of 58, reflecting a shift in weather patterns. Minneapolis is even chillier, expected to reach just 53 degrees. Meanwhile, St. Louis is looking at a warmer afternoon high of 70 degrees, benefiting from a southern air flow. Overall, expect varied temperatures influenced by a weak front moving through the region.
Tomorrow’s ‘feels like’ forecast will highlight the warmth across the Southern Plains and Southeast! In Texas, Dallas will have a high near 84 degrees, but with humidity factored in, it could feel like 90. Houston is heating up even more with highs around 89, making it feel like the low 90s thanks to elevated moisture levels. Meanwhile, in the Midwest, Kansas City brings a high of 78, but humidity will keep it feeling comfortable and close to the actual temperature. In the Northeast, Washington, D.C., will see a high of 77, with conditions feeling seasonably pleasant. Areas along the coast, like Miami, will enjoy highs around 81, though humidity may push it closer to the mid-80s, making it feel quite tropical!