Witness the rich tapestry of U.S. weather today with Amy Freeze’s expert insights, ranging from clear skies in Seattle to stormy warnings in Minneapolis.

Meteorologist Amy Freeze outlines today’s weather across the U.S. From the clear skies over Houston to the snow-laden fields of Montana, every region presents a unique climate story. With comprehensive details on temperature swings and precautionary measures for travelers, this blog is your ultimate guide to understanding today’s dynamic weather patterns. Dive deep into Amy’s forecasts at https://amyfreeze.ai/
A vibrant weather tapestry unfolds across the United States today. In the Northwest, Seattle is basking in clear skies, while snow showers are making their presence known in Montana, particularly around Billings, where heavy snowfall demands caution for travelers. Moving eastward, Denver enjoys a respite with mainly clear conditions. However, Minneapolis is under the grip of significant rain, extending towards Chicago, causing local flooding concerns. In the Plains, Kansas City is experiencing light rain, adding some moisture to the atmosphere. Oklahoma City remains dry, offering a break from recent precipitation. In the South, Houston is enjoying clear skies, a contrast to the wet conditions further north. The East Coast, including Washington and New York, is shrouded in pleasant weather with no precipitation in sight. Atlanta and Tampa remain clear but should prepare for potential changes coming from the midwestern storm patterns later in the week. Stay vigilant and ready for any weather changes on the horizon!
Today, we’re seeing some warm temperatures across the country. Down in the South, Miami stands out with a high of 92 degrees, while Atlanta reaches a balmy 88. Houston is warm as well at 89, but Dallas is slightly cooler with a high of 81. Up in the Midwest, Kansas City sees a decent 75 degrees, contrasting with chilly Minneapolis at just 59. Out West, Phoenix really heats things up with a sizzling 95, while San Francisco remains mild at 69. Overall, we have a mix of warmth and cool spots contributing to today’s weather story.
Now for the low temperatures. The Northern Plains will feel the chill, with Minneapolis starting the day at a brisk 44 degrees. Heading to the Midwest, Chicago will dip to 50, while Kansas City sees a low of 51 degrees. Across the East Coast, New York will wake up to a mild 56 degrees, but Washington, D.C. will be slightly warmer at 57. It’s a cooler start in the Southeast where Atlanta drops to 69 degrees, while further south, Miami enjoys a comfortable 72 degrees. No areas are forecast to drop below freezing, so it will be a relatively mild start across the nation.
Tomorrow’s high temperatures are shaping up to be quite warm across the region, with several areas observing above-average readings. Houston is expected to soar to a sizzling 95 degrees, while Dallas will follow closely with a high of 83. Oklahoma City will see a comfortable 82, and Atlanta is projected to reach 89 degrees, making it a steamy day in the Southeast. The warmth can be attributed to a high-pressure system settling in, allowing for ample sunshine and clear skies. In contrast, areas further north are cooler, with Kansas City only reaching 66 degrees. Overall, expect a balmy day across the southern tier, especially in urban centers.
The next 48 hours highlight a dynamic weather pattern across the country. A notable cold front is pushing through the Midwest, reaching Chicago by late Wednesday, bringing showers and cooling temperatures. Minneapolis and areas to the north may experience snow showers due to colder air wrapping around the system. In the Northeast, including New York and Washington, expect persistent rain, with possible localized flooding in low-lying areas. The Southeast from Atlanta to Tampa should brace for thunderstorms, potentially severe with high winds and hail, as a frontal system advances eastward. Out West, the Pacific coast remains dry with San Francisco and Los Angeles enjoying sunny conditions. In mountain regions like Denver, spotty rain or snow showers can occur, causing potential travel concerns. Be prepared for changing conditions and possible weather alerts, particularly in areas marked under the SPC Severe Weather Outlook.