Embark on a weather journey across the U.S. with detailed reports from stormy rains to sunny skies and everything in between!

Today’s weather presents a wide array of climates across the United States. In the East, persistent rain creates a somber mood with potential traffic snarls, while the West enjoys tranquility under sunlit skies. The contrast continues with unexpectedly high temperatures in Phoenix at 102°F and a cooler 73°F in Los Angeles. This broad spectrum of weather not only illustrates the diverse climate of the U.S. but also serves as a reminder of the ever-changing nature of weather. Remember to check back regularly for updates and stay safe with timely alerts.
A line of rain is sweeping across the Eastern United States, bringing a damp day for New York City and Washington, D.C. as showers are drenching the region. The radar indicates potential travel disruptions due to persistent rain and wet roads. Atlanta remains mostly rain-free, with clouds lingering throughout the day. In the Midwest, Minneapolis is experiencing scattered rain showers, while areas around Chicago are dry now but could see rain moving in from the west. In the heartland, Kansas City enjoys clear skies. The Southern Plains, including cities like Dallas and Houston, remain under calm conditions, with clear skies dominating the radar here. Farther west, in Oklahoma City. Across the Rockies and into the Western U.S., from Denver stretching over to the Pacific Coast in Los Angeles and San Francisco, sunny and dry conditions prevail. Farther north, Seattle is currently dry.
Today Phoenix is sizzling at a scorching 102 degrees, clearly the hottest city of the day. Los Angeles experiences a much cooler 73 degrees, highlighting the stark temperature differential. Heading into the Southeast, temperatures are also climbing, with Houston reaching a warm 91 degrees and Dallas close behind at 86. In sharp contrast, Atlanta remains more moderate at 81 degrees, making it a pleasant day for outdoor activities. Farther north in the Midwest, Chicago is cool at just 69 degrees, while Kansas City warms up to a warm 86 degrees. Up in the Northeast, New York hits 70 degrees, while Washington, D.C. trends warmer at 74.
Now for the low temperatures tomorrow morning across the U.S. The Midwest will experience chilly conditions, with Chicago dropping to 69 degrees and Minneapolis cooling down to 59. Heading southeast, Atlanta wakes up at a mild 66 degrees, while farther south, New Orleans will be warmer at 71 degrees. In Texas, Dallas will see a low of 74 degrees, and Houston will settle at 77 degrees. Out West, Los Angeles starts the day at a comfortable 60 degrees, while Denver is notably cooler at 47 degrees. The northern tier is relatively mild, with Seattle at 49 degrees and Salt Lake City holding steady at 55 degrees. Tomorrow morning’s temperatures indicate that the central U.S. and the Midwest will see noticeably lower readings compared to cities farther south.
High temperatures tomorrow are set to reach impressive levels across the Central and Eastern U.S., with many areas above average for this time of year. In Texas, Dallas and Houston will both hit 92 degrees, indicating a warm trend that’s becoming common as we move deeper into June. Oklahoma City is not far behind, expected to reach 90 degrees. Heading east, Atlanta will enjoy a comfortable 87 degrees, while Tampa is set for a high of 88, reflecting seasonal warmth in Florida. Moving up the coast, Washington, D.C. will also trend mild with a high of 77 degrees. Farther north, the Midwest sees Chicago reaching a balmy 89 degrees, showcasing the broad swath of warmth impacting the region tomorrow.
Expect an active weather pattern nationwide over the next 48 hours. The Midwest is gearing up for a cold front bringing showers and thunderstorms from Kansas City to Chicago, with the potential for severe weather, including gusty winds. This front will also usher in cooler temperatures. In the Southeast, areas from Dallas to Atlanta should prepare for scattered thunderstorms, with localized heavy rain and possible flooding. The Northeast, including New York and Washington, will experience steady rain, potentially affecting commute times. Out West, Seattle will see more rain, while Southern California, including Los Angeles, enjoys dry and sunny conditions. In the Rockies around Denver and Billings, keep an eye out for light snow in higher elevations as temperatures drop. Monitor local forecasts and stay alert for severe weather warnings.