Weather conditions across the United States are varied, with rain expected in the DC area tonight, while New Mexico is facing severe thunderstorms due to colliding air masses. In the DC region, showers will be prevalent south of the area with temperatures dropping into the mid-60s. Meanwhile, New Mexico anticipates widespread storms and potential flooding in the northeastern regions, with temperatures rising to the 80s by afternoon. The National Hurricane Center reports that Tropical Storm Gordon is moving north-northwest, likely sparing the Washington area from heavy rain and wind. In Hawaii, a large high-pressure area will bring breezy conditions and the potential for heavy overnight rain in windward communities. Overall, the weather remains dynamic with localized storms and shifting patterns expected in various regions.