The Nation's Weather
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Forecasters predicted severe weather in parts of the central U.S. on Wednesday, and rain and thunderstorms were expected in parts of New England and the Mid-Atlantic.
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High temperatures were traded for low ones as short sleeves turned long Friday.  National Weather Service meteorologist Mike Seaman said a strong cold front swept over the state midafternoon Friday, plunging temperatures from the day's high of 73 to the low 40s.
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A heat wave was expected to continue gripping the West on Friday, while the cold front that has brought wet weather to the Northeast was forecast to move offshore, bringing clear skies and dry conditions to the region.
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Cold weather was forecast Saturday for the Northeast. Temperatures in New England were to reach only into the 30s and 40s and lake effect snow was possible in western New England.
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The National Weather Service on  Thursday predicted above-normal August temperatures for the  Southeast, Rockies and Western regions.
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A brief surge of bitter cold and  powerful wind will sweep into the U.S. Midcontinent Wednesday  and Thursday, sending temperatures down as much as 40 degrees  in some cities, weather forecasters predicted.
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A strong cold front was expected to push through the Central U.S. on Wednesday, dumping snow from the Rockies to the Plains and Upper Midwest. Snowfall was expected to range from 3 to 8 inches.
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Cloudy skies and cold temperatures were forecast Monday for much of the Northeast, while milder air settled over the Midwest and rain fell over the Pacific Northwest.
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Showers and even a few thunderstorms were expected Sunday to pop up from New England to the Upper Mississippi Valley as a cold front moves through the Northeast.
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A dangerous winter storm brought a mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain to the Washington area yesterday, and the National Weather Service said that the region  might face severe and disruptive icing by this morning.
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Showers and thunderstorms were prominent in the East Tuesday, while severe weather was reported in the nation's midsection. Out West, it was mostly clear.
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A frontal system hanging over the eastern half of the country will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms to the Northeast, Ohio Valley and upper Mississippi Valley on Thursday.
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Rain in the Southwest was expected to spread through the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast on Friday and eventually into the Midwest, while mostly clear skies were forecast for the West.
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Snow, ice and rain were forecast to move through the Northeast on Friday, with the interior of New England seeing mostly snow. Coastal regions were expected to get snow mixed with rain, turning completely to rain later in the day.
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A cold front that swept across the Midwest and South, bringing showers and thunderstorms, was pushing off the East Coast early Monday. The West was forecast to be clear and warm.
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A huge storm system covers much of the US, threatening extreme weather, ranging from tornadoes to blizzards.
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The forecast this week is for balmy days in the mid-70s and low 80s in both Washington and New York. This could provide, depending on your perspective, either a fitting or discomfiting backdrop to two major international events on the climate.