High temperatures will only reach the 60s in many locations. With low pressure alost drifting eastward, weather conditions in the Midwest should be much improved. The region will remain somewhat cool, with high temperatures ranging from a degree or two below average to seven or eight below near the lower Great Lakes. Sunday was a loud and wet one in parts of Kansas and Oklahoma. Severe thunderstorms produced flooding in southwest Kansas and hail piled up to three feet high just west of Wichita, Kansas.
More thunderstorms are likely overnight in the southern Plains.
West Most of the West should be dry on Monday. One exception will be in the Pacific Northwest where some showers will fall. Showers will also be scattered across the Rockies. High temperatures will range from the 50s and 60s west of the Cascades to the triple digits in the Desert Southwest. Shopping Send us your feedback about this page.