U.S. Weather Transitions to Early Fall Patterns

Across the United States, regions are experiencing a mix of early fall weather patterns. The Midwest, including Iowa and Illinois, anticipates mild temperatures in the 70s with occasional showers and thunderstorms early in the week, followed by dry conditions. The Pacific Northwest and Front Range areas, such as Seattle and Denver, will see unusually warm weather in the 70s and 80s, but cooler, more autumnal temperatures are expected by the weekend. The Inland Northwest, including Spokane, will face unseasonably warm conditions approaching 90 degrees, accompanied by gusty winds that could increase fire risks. Meanwhile, the D.C. area will experience cooler, cloudy weather with sporadic showers, turning warmer and sunnier towards the end of the week.