US Weather Forecast: Unusual Warmer Outlook To Hit East Coast, Central US After Experiencing Relentless Rain

East Coast residents can receive a relief from heavy rain as warmer conditions are expected from the weekend until early next week. In the Central US, above-normal temperatures can start the weekend.

In September, East Coast has been battered by relentless rain and stormy conditions, causing flooding and coastal hazards. The warmer conditions are favorable for weekend outdoor activities and travel.

Below normal temperatures are favored for most of the East during early to mid-October leading to the potential for the first frost of the season for some areas. https://t.co/OmuELOiqSU pic.twitter.com/IvdZ7PjVUD
— NWS Climate Prediction Center (@NWSCPC) September 29, 2023

The East can experience below-normal temperatures this October with possible frost conditions, according to the NWS Climate Prediction Center.

East Coast: Where is Warm Weather Expected?

(Photo : NESDIS via NOAA Satellite View as of September 30, 2023)
NESDIS via NOAA Satellite View as of September 30, 2023. East Coast can expect relief from relentless rain from the weekend and until early next week. Meanwhile, above-normal temperatures are likely in the Central US.

The latest forecast showed warmer and dry conditions are likely on the East Coast this weekend. Temperatures can likely reach mid-70s.

In New York City, a recent advisory warned of heavy rain and flooding rain conditions in the late week. Residents are advised to check for flood warnings. The weather will improve early next week.

From Sunday to Wednesday, a warm and dry outlook is expected in the following areas:

New York
Ottawa
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Washington
Charleston
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo

The weather is ideal for people who enjoy summertime at the last minute, especially East Coast experienced challenging beach conditions.

Northeastern US, Florida, Upper Midwest Weather Forecast

In the parts of the Northeast US, rainy conditions are forecast on Saturday due to slow-moving coastal low.

Rain is likely found in the Mid-Atlantic, Low Hudson Valley, and Southwestern Connecticut. The heavy rain outlook will improve on Sunday as the low moves over the East.

In nearby areas, the wet weather with a stormy outlook can unload in Florida this weekend. The forecast warned of potential flooding.

In the Florida Peninsula, rain and thunderstorms can unload on Sunday in Miami, Havanna and Nassau.

Meanwhile, the Upper Midwest can anticipate localized flooding and heavy rain. The at-risk areas are parts of Upper Michigan, Minnesota and Northern Wisconsin.

Central US: Above-Normal Temperatures

Meanwhile, Central US can expect above-normal temperatures on Saturday. The temperatures can likely climb in some areas, reaching 20 degrees above normal.

The challenging heat can unfold in parts of the Lower Mississippi Valley and Southern Plains. On the weekend, a warmer outlook is also possible in Houston, Dallas, Kansas City, Minneapolis and Chicago.

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How to Deal With the Warm Temperatures This Weekend

According to recent forecasts, the warm temperatures can be noticeable on Saturday. The warmer weather and heat can help ease the recent flooding rainfall on the East Coast.

However, challenging heat can still become a concern. Homeowners should stay alert for changes in weather conditions.

It is best to avoid leaving your pets and children unattended inside hot cars. The temperatures can rapidly rise, causing significant threat to children or animals.

For people with travel plans, limiting prolonged exposure to heat is advisable.