From potential tropical storms on the Southeast to severe weather alerts throughout the Midwest, today’s weather forecast is a must-watch. Stay tuned and be prepared!

National News Update: With the 4th of July around the corner, weather patterns across the United States demonstrate significant variability. From potential tropical disturbances off the Southeast coast to a harsh heatwave in the Southwest hitting record temperatures, the weather today provides both challenges and relief. Cities like Seattle and San Francisco relish in clear skies, while the East Coast braces for rain. Dive into detailed forecasts for major cities and stay updated as weather conditions evolve.
Today the spotlight on the radar is a robust line of severe weather stretching from Oklahoma City to Kansas City, with Oklahoma City facing heavy rain and potential thunderstorms that could affect travel and outdoor plans. Farther north, Minneapolis is experiencing steady rain, creating a wet day ahead. In contrast, cities like Seattle and San Francisco enjoy calm and clear conditions, providing a break from precipitation. Heading east, rain bands are moving toward the East Coast, with Washington, D.C., and New York preparing for incoming rain later. Meanwhile, in the South, Dallas and Houston remain dry, but keep an eye on evolving weather patterns that may change that outlook.
Today, the heat is on across much of the country. In the Southwest, Phoenix is sizzling at an extraordinary 116 degrees, making it the hottest city today. Farther east in Dallas, temperatures also rise, reaching a warm 97 degrees, while Houston sits close behind at 91 degrees. In contrast, the Northeast is enjoying much milder conditions with New York at 87 degrees and Washington, D.C. reaching 92, presenting a notable temperature gap from the southern states.
Now for the low temperatures tomorrow morning across the U.S. In the Midwest, Minneapolis will chill to 66 degrees, while Chicago remains slightly warmer at 69. Heading south, Kansas City sits at 67 degrees, and Dallas holds steady at 76 degrees. Out West, Denver will cool down to 62 degrees, while further south, Los Angeles maintains a mild 61 degrees.
High temperatures for tomorrow will be notably elevated across much of the Southwest. Phoenix is set to reach a blistering 113 degrees, significantly above average, while nearby Las Vegas will also experience the heat at 98 degrees. In Texas, Dallas is forecasted to hit 95 degrees, indicative of warmer than normal conditions, and Houston isn’t far behind at 94 degrees. In the Southeast, Atlanta will enjoy a comfortable 84 degrees, aligning more closely with seasonal averages.
A strong frontal system approaches the Midwest, prompting a line of thunderstorms with heavy downpours and gusty winds from Kansas City to Chicago. In the Southeast, prepare for severe weather as storms with high winds and potential localized flooding stretch from Dallas to Atlanta. The Northeast, including New York to Washington, will contend with persistent rain, potentially affecting travel. Out West, Seattle will face scattered showers while most of Southern California enjoys clear skies.