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Spring, Early Summer Preview: Above-Average Warmth For Many
December 4, 2025, 12:52 pm EST
A warmer-than-average spring and early summer is expected for many, especially from the Southwest to the Plains. However there will be a few places that could hold on to cooler than average temperatures all the way into May. Let us break down each month from April to June.
3 Things We Are Watching In Weather For First Spring Weekend
December 4, 2025, 12:50 pm EST
A clipper system will move across the Great Lakes and Northeast ushering in light rain and snow as well as gusty winds. The next cross-country storm will take shape this weekend, bringing another severe threat across the South and more wintry precip across the Northern Tier. And some good news - temperatures will be mild for most. Here’s what you need to know
Summer Forecast: Who Will Be Hit Hardest By Abnormal Heat?
December 4, 2025, 12:34 pm EST
We’ve got a bit of good news for the summer 2025 outlook – after a warmer-than-average start to the season across the country, cooler temperatures start to move in across the Southeast. Meanwhile, the West is trending the farthest above average, but it will shift around through the season. See what to expect.
Here’s Your Temperature Outlook For July To September
December 4, 2025, 12:11 pm EST
Wondering what the next few months hold in terms of temperatures? Here’s the temperature outlook across the U.S. from July through September. Check out what regions of the country may want to crank up the AC and which places could see below-average temperatures.
October Temperature Outlook: Frighteningly Summery
December 4, 2025, 11:03 am EST
October's forecast brings a Halloween temperature twist with most of the U.S. experiencing above-average warmth, but at least the Southeast and Northwest are staying relatively near normal. Unfortunately for the rest of us, only Florida will be getting some fall-appropriate cooler weather.
Leaves Are Starting To Pop Across Portions Of US
December 4, 2025, 11:02 am EST
Leaves are starting to really pop across the Northern Tier of the country, as that beautiful fall color is on full display. Higher elevations are also starting to see the leaves change, as leaf peepers are getting a real treat this October. Watch to see the latest update on where the leaves are showing off their brightest fall color.
November To January: Here’s Your Three-Month Outlook
December 1, 2025, 12:00 pm EST
Ready for the temperatures November, December and January typically bring? Well, a weak La Niña means something different may be in store. Much of the country will continue to see above-average temperatures as we head into the colder months. But there are parts of the country that will be more in the winter spirit with below-average temperatures. Watch this video to see what you can expect.
Holiday Weekend Travel: Where You May See Delays
November 30, 2025, 2:14 pm EST
Look out for travel delays across the country as you return from your holiday celebrations. Winter Storm Bellamy continues to bring precipitation to the East, mainly in the form of rain but snow is expected in some areas. Lake-effect snowbands could linger in the Great Lakes and interior Northeast causing major delays. Thunderstorm bands stretch along the Southeast, which could bring some travel challenges. The Rockies will continue to see snow showers. Watch for the latest.
New Polar Plunge Set To Sweep Across Country This Weekend
November 30, 2025, 8:22 am EST
Millions will see below-average temperatures drop even more as a fresh round of chilly air heads south and east from Montana to the rest of the Central and Eastern U.S. Denver, St. Louis, Chicago and Dallas will all join this polar party by the beginning of the new week.
Thanksgiving Week To Usher In Colder Temperatures
November 27, 2025, 10:25 am EST
Enjoying these above-average temperatures? Well, savor them for now, because next week, we’re going “cold turkey.” Mother Nature will bring a blast of colder air just in time for Thanksgiving week. Low temperatures could get down into the teens across the Northern Plains and into the 50s as far south as Orlando. Here’s the forecast.

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