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Arctic air continues to push eastward through the country and is being replaced across the West and the Plains by much warmer air on Tuesday. Outside of some lake-effect snow Tuesday morning and a few showers for the Pacific Northwest, the country should be rather dry Tuesday.
Above-normal temperatures across the Plains and western Midwest on Tuesday will spread through most of the rest of the country on Wednesday. Overall, this comes with dry weather as well, though a very small disturbance will bring a few light showers across the northern Midwest during the day, and across the Northern Plains at night.
A warmup is spreading across much of North America this week, but it will not last long. Next week, we should see colder weather moving back through more of the continent.
An arctic trough over the Eastern U.S. is providing for some below-normal temperatures in many places east of the Rockies on Monday, but it is also dry outside of lake-effect snow around the Great Lakes. A warmup is starting in the High Plains on Monday but will spread throughout much of the country on Tuesday and Wednesday, lasting through the rest of the week.
A warmup across the United States and showers returning to southern South America with dryness in northern areas are the weather factors holding the market's attention on Monday.