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September Outlook: What Will The Month Feel Like For You?
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As we head into the first month of meteorological fall, visions of pumpkin spice, changing leaves and sweater weather are dancing in our heads. But will September actually bring a cooldown or will it pack a last punch of sweltering summer heat? Check out whether above average warmth is in your forecast or if you’re one of the lucky ones who could see below average temperatures.
Temperatures Soar Into The 90s For Millions This Week
3 hours ago
After a brief cool-down, temperatures will soar across the eastern half of the country. This includes parts of the Midwest, Plains, Ohio Valley and South. Temperatures will soar back into the 90s by the end of the week and last into the weekend. See where the warmest temperatures will be here.
Fall Foliage: When And Where Will You See Peak Colors?
2 days ago
With September 1 marking the start of meteorological fall, fall colors start to pop as leaves begin to change. Some areas will see their peak fall colors as early as September, whereas areas further south often have to wait until October or November. Watch to see when and where you can expect to see the colorful display.
Labor Day Forecast: Where To Expect Travel Delays
September 2, 2025, 7:42 am EDT
The East Coast, with the exception of Florida, will remain dry, so that’s great news if you have beach plans. Afternoon and evening storms could put a damper on your BBQs across Florida and parts of the Plains, although the activity will be scattered. The West looks dry and pleasant with the heat building back in across the Pacific Northwest and the Northern Tier.
Labor Day 2025 Forecast: Stormy For Some, False Fall Sticks Around For Most
September 1, 2025, 2:46 pm EDT
Labor Day weekend will bring a mixed bag of showers and storms to some and picture perfect weather to others. Here's a breakdown of what to expect this holiday weekend.
Where Rain, Flooding Could Ruin Labor Day Weekend Plans
September 1, 2025, 8:03 am EDT
Multiple rounds of showers and storms will lead to a flood threat across the Plains from the Dakotas down to Texas. Rain will keep temperatures a good 10-20 degrees below average in Sioux Falls, Omaha, Kansas City and Wichita. A beautiful weekend on tap across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic, while Florida looks soggy right through Labor Day. The West coast looks dry, just warmer than average across the Pacific Northwest.
Labor Day Weekend Forecast: Cooler For Much Of US
August 30, 2025, 8:12 am EDT
The Labor Day holiday marks the unofficial end of the summer season, and it will certainly feel like an end to summer for many across the eastern two-thirds of the country. No extreme heat is in the forecast as millions of people will experience below-average temperatures Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Multiple rounds of showers and storms will also impact parts of the Plains and South. Heavy rain could lead to flooding from New Mexico to Florida, so stay alert while traveling and never drive through floodwaters. Watch this video to see what to expect where you live.
Where Rain Could Delay Travel Ahead Of Labor Day
August 29, 2025, 3:09 pm EDT
Rounds of heavy rain and storms could slow you down and lead to flooding across the Plains and much of the South as we head into Labor Day Weekend. The monsoon season stays active across the Southwest and rain chances will linger across New England. No extreme heat in the forecast this holiday weekend as the eastern two-thirds of the country will see below average temperatures through Monday. Safe travels, everyone!
September Outlook: Who Will Get A Taste Of Fall And Who Will Still See Summer Heat?
August 29, 2025, 5:36 am EDT
The first month of meteorological fall will bring lingering summer heat to the West, while the Southeast enjoys cooler but wetter September conditions.
Fall Temperature Outlook: Not The Cooldown You’re Hoping For
August 27, 2025, 6:09 pm EDT
As we continue to sweat it out this summer, the only thing bringing some hope is that fall is around the corner. But the news you might not want to hear is that temperatures for the fall are still expected to be above average for everyone. So before you start dreaming of pumpkin spiced lattes and crisp fall nights, you’ll want to take a look at what temperatures could feel like where you live. Check out the fall outlook here.