The Daily Weather Update from FOX Weather: Record high temperatures in jeopardy to start workweek
Start your day with the latest weather news – Temperatures will be feeling much more like summer than fall for much of the central U.S. to start the workweek as more than 200 million Americans will be well above average to start the workweek.
Warm start to the week for over 200 million Americans
Near record-high temperatures are expected from the Rockies to the Plains Monday as a large ridge of high pressure keeps much of the nation warm and dry to start the week.
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Temperatures to sizzle to start the workweek
It will be a warm start to the workweek, with many across the South and Plains in jeopardy of breaking record temperatures.
More than 200 million Americans will see above-average temperatures as the warmth overtakes the central U.S. on Monday, with even more feeling the heat on Tuesday.
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Series of storms to dampen Northeast, Great Lakes
A series of storms will threaten the Great Lakes and Northeast with strong wind, rain and even some snow.
The FOX Forecast Center said the storms will blast Green Bay to Detroit with rain for the morning and evening commutes on Monday. That storm hits the interior Northeast and cities from New York through Presque Isle, Maine, for the Tuesday morning drive.
Wind gust forecast this week.
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Good chance to see auroras this week in northern US
A series of geomagnetic disturbances that left the sun heading for Earth in recent days could give some residents in the Northern Hemisphere a light show in the form of the Aurora Borealis during the next week.
After a strong geomagnetic storm watch was issued on Sunday, space weather forecasters expect similar conditions this week, with effects lasting through Friday evening.
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Image 1 of 5Northern Lights shine over Spokane, Washington in the morning of Nov. 6, 2023. (National Weather Service, Spokane)
![The Northern Lights dancing above the Riverton, Wyoming National Weather Service office on Sunday, Nov. 5, 2023.]()
Image 2 of 5The Northern Lights dancing above the Riverton, Wyoming National Weather Service office on Sunday, Nov. 5, 2023. (Image: NWS Riverton) ( )
![Aurora lights seen over Seattle on Nov. 5, 2023. (Image: SkunkBayweather.com)]()
Image 3 of 5Aurora lights seen over Seattle on Nov. 5, 2023. (Image: SkunkBayweather.com) ( )
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Image 4 of 5Aurora lights seen over Seattle on Nov. 5, 2023. (Image: SkunkBayweather.com) ( )
![Aurora forecast for Sunday and Monday night in the U.S. and Canada.]()
Image 5 of 5Aurora forecast for Sunday and Monday night in the U.S. and Canada. (Image: NOAA) ( )
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