Stay updated with the latest on America’s diverse weather patterns today: intense heat, cold fronts, heavy rains, and potential thunderstorms all making headlines.

National News – 06/23/2025 As America grapples with extreme weather today, more than 160 million people find themselves under heat alerts. From cold fronts in northern Nevada to thunderstorms in Chicago and pleasant sunshine in Houston and Dallas, the nation’s weather showcases dramatic diversity. Further nuances include potential severe weather risks, especially in the Southeast, fulfilling a day full of climatic extremes. Keep reading for detailed forecasts and safety tips.
While extreme heat is the headline. A cold front separate the hot temperatures from sub freezing cold in northern Nevada. In between, Minneapolis is right at the heart of heavy rain, while Chicago is in the zone for potential thunderstorms. Rain is breaking out in the Dakotas. Denver is enjoying clear skies, with no precipitation to dampen the day. Seattle and the Pacific Northwest look poised for scattered rain showers later on, maintaining the wet theme. Along the Southeast, Atlanta is dry, although some clouds are advancing, keeping travel smooth for now. Houston and Dallas enjoy mild, sunny conditions, offering a pleasant break from unpredictable weather.
Today, the heat is on across the eastern and central United States. Washington, D.C. is sweltering with a high of 100 degrees, while Philadelphia matches the intensity at 97 degrees. Moving to the Midwest, Chicago is also feeling the warmth with a high of 97 degrees, contrasting sharply with Minneapolis at a more comfortable 81. In the South, Atlanta will reach a toasty 93 degrees, making it another warm spot in the region.
Now for the low temperatures tomorrow morning across the U.S. The Midwest starts off chilly, with Minneapolis dipping to 65 degrees and Chicago a bit warmer at 68. The Southeast sees milder conditions, with Atlanta at 75 degrees and New Orleans maintaining a warm 76. Out West, Los Angeles will see a low of 60 degrees, while Seattle cools down to 56.
Tomorrow, the region will experience hot temperatures, particularly across the Southeast. Atlanta is set for a high of 97 degrees, significantly above average for this time of year, while further south in Tampa, temperatures are projected to reach 94 degrees. In the Gulf region, Houston’s expected high is 89 degrees, maintaining warm conditions. Dallas will also see high heat with a high of 93 degrees plus humidity.
Expect showers and thunderstorms from Kansas City to Chicago. Keep an eye out for severe weather risks, including damaging winds and hail, particularly in the Southeast as the system impacts areas like Atlanta and Dallas. The Pacific Northwest, including Seattle, is set for rain conditions, while sunny skies will dominate Southern California areas such as Los Angeles. The Northeast, spanning from New York to Washington, D.C., could see steady rain.