On this date in history High pressure will continue to dominate much of the East Coast. A few light, isolated showers will spread into northern Vermont and New Hampshire before dissipating by this evening. Clear to partly cloudy skies with comfortable temperature readings will be in place over much of the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and much of the Southeast. An upper level disturbance will touch off scattered showers and thunderstorms over coastal sections of South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. High temperature readings today will range from the upper 50's in Maine to mid 60's across much of the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, and eastern Great Lakes, to the 70's to near 80 degrees in the Ohio Valley, Gulf Coast States, and into the Southeast.
Active weather remains in place throughout the central United States.
A vigorous low pressure system in northern Minnesota and a strong cold front will continue to push through the Upper Great Lakes, Midwest and Southern Plains states. Ahead of this cold front, showers and thunderstorms will continue throughout the day over southern Wisconsin and will push into Michigan late this afternoon. Showers and thunderstorms will also be in place over Illinois and Indiana. A line of intense thunderstorms will continue to push through Missouri, northern Arkansas, southeastern Oklahoma and northern Texas. Storms over this region are likely to become severe.