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Late-Season Warmth Persists Across Much of U.S. as Northeast Cools Briefly, Surf Turns Hazardous

A persistent upper-level ridge is prolonging dry weather into early next week.

Overview

  • Highs widely reach the 80s to near 90 from the Midwest to the Ohio Valley and Plains, running roughly 10–15 degrees above normal.
  • New England is seeing a short midweek chill with highs near 60, northeast gusts up to 30–40 mph along the coast, and patchy frost possible in interior valleys.
  • Hurricanes Humberto and Imelda remain offshore but are generating 6–10 foot waves, a high rip-current risk, and minor tidal flooding at some East Coast locations on Wednesday.
  • Forecasts indicate little to no rain through the weekend in many areas, with broader precipitation chances not favored until around Oct. 7–8.
  • Cities including the Twin Cities, Kansas City, Louisville and Des Moines are expected to stay warm and mostly sunny through the weekend, with occasional breezy conditions.