A cold front will bring rain showers with a few embedded storms in a line that stretches from Texas to the Northeast today. Temperatures will remain well above average south of this boundary.

As our cold front moves east, the WeatherRadar shows showers and storms erupting in a line from Texas to the Northeast. While the intensity of this system has lessened, there's still a chance for a few isolated severe thunderstorms in the Southeast. Snow and rain showers will impact parts of the high Plains and central Rockies. Little snow accumulation is expected at lower elevations.

You will also want to keep an eye on our TemperatureRadar this afternoon. Highs will remain above average south of the front, while areas seeing rain will experience more moderate temperatures.

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