Daily briefing: soggy Northeast

Both summer and autumn weather will be found across the U.S. as September's first work week ends. These details, along with our daily tropical outlook, are published every weekday at 5 a.m. ET.

Another autumn cold front following on the heels of another one that rolled across the East Thursday will become nearly stationary from the southern Plains and Mid-South northeastward into New England today. The WeatherRadar shows showers and a few thunderstorms developing the length of the front.

It feel like autumn north of the front. The TemperatureRadar shows highs only in the 60s across the Midwest and central Plains, with Minneapolis and the northern Plains only reaching the upper 50s.

Flipping the script, it will feel like summer across the immediate East Coast, the Southeast, South, Gulf Coast and Texas. Highs will be in the 80s, with 90s and a few triple digits in Texas.

The summer temperature trend continues across the West. Highs will be in the 80s and 90s from the Rockies to the Pacific. A few afternoon thunderstorms will be possible across the Southwest and the Rockies, so watch the WeatherRadar for the latest.

A tropical wave continues to move west over the east-central Atlantic. Additional development is likely over the next several days as it remains far from land.

The Atlantic Hurricane Season peaks in September, and you will want to be ready. Learn more about how our hurricane alerts work here.