Western states warmth will continue through much of the weekend. Early next week, however, the remnants of eastern Pacific Hurricane Rosa are expected to veer toward northwestern Mexico and the southwestern U.S., generating locally heavy showers and contributing to cooler conditions.
Meanwhile, two surges of chilly air will overspread the northern Plains and upper Midwest, resulting in widespread late-week and weekend freezes from Montana to Wisconsin.
Farther east, 5-day rainfall totals could reach 1 to 2 inches, with locally higher amounts, from the Gulf Coast region to the Atlantic Coast States.
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