Heat wave ending? These regions will enjoy highs in the 60s and mid-70s in the coming days

It’s going to feel like autumn across large swaths of the United States as a mass of cooler, drier air from central Canada sweeps in beginning this weekend. The refreshing sensation will be felt across the Midwest, Plains and even into parts of the South before moving into the Northeast.

Temperatures are set to be 10 to 15 degrees below normal for this time of year. The good news is that the cooler temperatures could last for several days due to the southward push of the jet stream, providing relief for around 100 million Americans who’ve suffered through hot and humid conditions.

When and where to expect cooler air

The relief will be felt over large swaths from the Canadian border into the Central Plains and over to Lake Michigan. The cooler air will continue to push south over Kansas and east moving into the Ohio River Valley on Sunday.

By the start of the week Oklahoma City, Little Rock, Nashville and Pittsburgh will be feeling the refreshing conditions. Most of the rest of the Northeast will see thermometers drop by Tuesday experiencing temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below normal like the Midwest.

The Great Lakes and Northeast could see these conditions continue for a week or more as another cold front is predicted to come down with a brief warmup prior to its arrival according to AccuWeather.

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