This weekend, America experiences wild weather swings from severe storms to clear sunny skies. Read our detailed analysis on what to expect from coast to coast.

As June winds down, a weather front is reshaping the U.S. climate map. From the 114 degrees scorch of Phoenix to the sound-soothing rains of Minneapolis, America is under a diverse atmospheric assault. The Midwest prepares for incoming cold fronts, while the West Coast relishes clear skies. Dive deep into the details of how these weather changes are affecting daily life and travel across the nation, with expert advice on how to navigate this dynamic weather weekend.
Today on the national radar, a line of severe weather stretches from Oklahoma City up through Minneapolis, with Kansas City and Chicago under the influence of rain and thunderstorms. Minneapolis is experiencing steady rain, while the system poses a threat of potential flooding and travel disruptions. Moving East, New York City remains dry for the moment, but rain appears imminent later, affecting areas from Washington, D.C. along the Atlantic Corridor. Meanwhile, the West Coast, including Seattle and down to Los Angeles, enjoys clear and calm conditions with no significant weather disturbances today.
Today’s high temperatures reveal a striking contrast across the nation. In the Southwest, Phoenix is blistering at 114 degrees, making it the hottest city today, while Los Angeles remains significantly cooler at 71 degrees. Moving into the Southeast, Dallas reaches a warm 97 degrees, while Atlanta sits at a more comfortable 88 degrees. In the Midwest, Chicago enjoys a pleasant high of 94 degrees, in stark contrast to the cooler temperatures of the Northeast, where New York and Washington, D.C. hover around 93 and 90 degrees, respectively.
Now for the low temperatures tomorrow morning across the U.S. In the Midwest, expect Minneapolis to dip to 64 degrees, while Chicago is slightly warmer at 67. Heading south, Kansas City will wake up to 65 degrees, and Dallas remains mild at 77. Over in the Southeast, Atlanta will start the day at 72 degrees, while Washington, D.C. and New York will be a bit more comfortable at 75 degrees each.
Tomorrow, the region will see soaring high temperatures as a strong ridge of high pressure dominates the area. Dallas is expected to reach a sizzling 97 degrees, significantly above average, while Houston warms up to 93 degrees. In the Southeast, Atlanta will see a high of 88 degrees, making for a steamy day, with humidity further amplifying the heat. Tampa will also experience a warm 84 degrees, contributing to the overall trend of above-average temperatures across the region.
The Midwest is in for some significant weather shifts as a cold front dives south from Minneapolis to Kansas City, bringing cooler temperatures and showers. From Oklahoma City to Dallas, conditions could become volatile with strong thunderstorms developing, potentially producing high winds and localized flooding. In the Southeast, areas like Atlanta may encounter late-day thunderstorms as the front edges closer. In contrast, much of the West Coast, including Los Angeles and San Francisco, will enjoy clear, dry skies, while Seattle expects pockets of rain.