Record Warmth Expected Across Central and Eastern U.S. This Week
Record Warmth Expected Across Central and Eastern U.S. This Week
US · Published Jan 7, 2026
Unseasonably warm weather is forecast for the Central and Eastern U.S., with temperatures reaching into the 60s, 70s, and even 80s.
The warm spell is expected to last into the weekend, with the Mid-Atlantic region seeing highs near 70°F.
While the Central and Eastern U.S. enjoys the warmth, the West will experience colder and snowier conditions.
Unseasonable warmth arrives in Central, Eastern U.S.
Record warmth is expected to sweep across the Central and Eastern United States this week, bringing temperatures more typical of April. After a cold and snowy start to winter, temperatures are forecast to rise into the 60s and 70s. In the South, temperatures could reach the 80s, with some areas in South Texas potentially hitting the 90s. This warm spell is expected to last into the weekend, with the Mid-Atlantic region, including Washington D.C., seeing highs near 70°F on Friday and Saturday. While the Central and Eastern U.S. experiences this unseasonable warmth, the West will see a shift to colder and snowier conditions.
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