Today’s weather across the U.S. throws a curveball with extreme temperatures and potent storms shaping the day. Stay up-to-date with all the details.

In today’s detailed weather analysis, America is experiencing a range of intense conditions. From gusty winds and significant rain in the Midwest that demand caution during commutes, to record-setting highs in the Southwest that challenge daily routines, and the ongoing threat of severe weather in the Southeast, affecting cities from Dallas to Atlanta. Join Amy Freeze as she navigates through the nations’ most pressing weather developments and what they mean for you.
The radar reveals a robust weather system causing significant rainfall from Oklahoma City stretching northeast through Kansas City, potentially leading to localized flooding. Scattered thunderstorms are actively influencing areas around Denver, but the skies over Houston and Dallas are calm at the moment, offering a respite from the wet conditions. The Midwest, particularly Minneapolis, is under heavy rainfall, creating commutes that will need extra attention. Light rain along the East Coast from New York to Washington suggests a damp morning ahead, with conditions expected to persist through the day.
Today’s high temperatures are reaching extreme levels across the nation. In the Southwest, Phoenix is blazing at an astonishing 109 degrees, leaving Los Angeles far behind at a comfortable 72. The Southeast is also feeling the warmth, with Tampa hitting 93 degrees while Atlanta climbs to 85. In the Midwest, Chicago remains cooler at 73 degrees, making for a noticeable contrast in temperatures across regions.
Now for the low temperatures across the U.S. tomorrow morning. The Midwest will catch a chill with Minneapolis dropping to 65 degrees and Chicago at 64. Heading south, Kansas City will see a low of 71, while Oklahoma City settles at 71 as well. In the Southeast, Atlanta is expected to wake up to 71 degrees, with the warmer lows of 75 in Dallas and 76 in Houston.
Tomorrow, the region is set for some truly sizzling temperatures, with many locations pushing well above seasonal averages. Houston will reach a high of 85 degrees, while Dallas will be a bit warmer at 90 degrees. In the Southeast, Atlanta is expected to hit 87 degrees, indicating a warm and humid day ahead, and Tampa will top out at 92 degrees, showcasing the ongoing heat trend. The usual patterns of high pressure are contributing to this warm spell, bringing consistent warmth across the region.
A cold front will approach the Midwest, bringing showers and thunderstorms from Kansas City to Chicago with the risk of gusty winds. Areas from Dallas to Atlanta should brace for severe weather potential, including isolated tornadoes and localized flooding as the front pushes southeast. Minneapolis might see showers transition to snow as colder air sweeps in behind the front. The Pacific Northwest, including Seattle, looks to experience consistent rain, while Southern California enjoys clear and dry conditions.