Extreme tempests are conceivable across Texas and the Southern Fields Monday while downpour will keep on pouring over the Upper east Inlet Coast and Southeast, forecasters said.

In the interim, the Northern Fields and Upper Midwest will see “well above typical temperatures,” the Public Weather conditions Administration said.

This is what to be familiar with Monday’s weather conditions figure:

Severe weather, thunderstorms in multiple states

The Tempest Expectation Center shows a “slight gamble” for serious climate across Montana as a shaping virus front over the Pacific Northwest go on toward the east. The front will bring precipitation and tempests, the weather conditions administration said.

Serious tempests are additionally conceivable across Texas, with the potential for weighty downpour and secluded streak floods.

Across the Southeast and Upper east Bay Coast, a “waiting front facing limit” will slow down across northern Florida, which will hold temperatures down because of “a wealth of mists and broad showers for certain rainstorms,” the weather conditions administration said.

“Precipitation chances will be most elevated along the Georgia/Florida line into the Florida Landmass during the following couple of days,” the weather conditions administration said. Streak floods are conceivable in those areas.

Pennsylvania, New York and southwestern New Britain will likewise see downpour and potential tempests, AccuWeather Meteorologist Brandon Buckingham said.

Warmer weather across the Northern Plains, Great Basin, Southwest and California

The Northern Fields will see better than expected temperatures for certain areas expected to arrive at 90 degrees, the weather conditions administration said.

“Temperatures over a significant part of the remainder of the Incomparable Bowl/Southwest and inside California will be close to above ordinary to begin the week of work,” the weather conditions administration said.

Eastern states will see normal temperatures – 70s to around 80 degrees – across the area.