Record-Breaking Heat and Storms Forecast Across the U.S. This Week

Unseasonably high temperatures are expected to shatter October records, while severe weather brings storms and wildfire risks.

Temperatures are forecast to reach 15-25 degrees above average, potentially breaking records from Texas to the Northeast.
Major cities like New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. could experience record highs, with Halloween temperatures feeling more like summer.
The Midwest and Northeast will face cooler temperatures by the end of the week, while the South remains hot.
A cold front moving from the Rockies is expected to bring thunderstorms, heavy rain, and the risk of hail to the central U.S.
Dry conditions and gusty winds increase the risk of wildfires in the Northeast, prompting warnings from meteorologists.