America faces a gamut of weather conditions this week, from the heatwaves scorching the Southwest to storm threats across major cities. Stay updated with our comprehensive coverage.

As America grapples with diverse and extreme weather conditions, areas like the Gulf of Mexico are seeing tropical developments, while cities from Chicago to Atlanta face heavy rains. The Southwest endures heat and monsoon threats, with a particular focus on preparation and safety measures. Explore the nuances of these patterns and learn tips on how to navigate this tumultuous weather.
Across the nation, scattered rain and thunderstorms are making their presence felt, particularly from Minneapolis down to Chicago, where heavy rain is impacting daily activities. This precipitation stretches farther east to New York and Washington, D.C., with rain showers creating a damp environment for the day. In the Southeast, Atlanta is witnessing an active weather pattern with rain showers, while Tampa is under a heavier rain threat that could impact travel plans. The Pacific Northwest around Seattle and farther south into California, including San Francisco and Los Angeles, are enjoying clear and pleasant conditions.
Today, high temperatures across the nation showcase a range of conditions. In the Southwest, Phoenix is heating up at 96 degrees, while coastal cities like San Francisco are significantly cooler at 66 degrees. Heading east, Dallas is warm at 95 degrees, contrasting with the more moderate 92 degrees in Houston. The Northeast sees New York reaching a comfortable 89 degrees and Washington, D.C. slightly warmer at 92, highlighting some pleasant summer warmth across the region.
Now for the low temperatures tomorrow morning across the U.S. In the Midwest, Chicago will start at 60 degrees, while Minneapolis is slightly warmer at 66 degrees. Heading south, Kansas City will see a low of 70, with Dallas and Oklahoma City coming in at 75 and 76 degrees, respectively. The Southeast remains warm as well, with Atlanta at 74 and New Orleans forecasting a mild 78 degrees.
Tomorrow, the region is bracing for a notable surge in temperatures, with many areas climbing above seasonal averages. Houston is set to reach a high of 94 degrees, while Dallas isn’t far behind at 93 degrees, both significantly warmer than typical mid-July readings. Over in Atlanta, expect a high of 93 degrees, indicating a warm day across the Southeast. In the Northeast, Washington, D.C. and New York City are both likely to hit 95 degrees, showcasing the widespread warmth across the region.
The Midwest is in for a weather shift as a cold front sweeps through, bringing heavy rain and thunderstorms from Kansas City to Chicago. Expect a drop in temperatures following the front, with gusty winds adding to the mix. In the Southeast, prepare for strong storms with the potential for severe weather, particularly around Dallas and Atlanta, raising concerns for localized flooding. The West Coast, from Los Angeles to San Francisco, enjoys dry and sunny conditions, while the Pacific Northwest remains influenced by high pressure, maintaining clear skies over Seattle.