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The northern tier of states will look more like a bowling alley this week as a series of storms funnel through to the Northeast. That will leave everyone from the Great Lakes to the Eastern Seaboard battling winds, rain and even some snow.
Chicago, Minneapolis and Milwaukee could see their first measurable snow of the season this week, courtesy of a clipper system called a "Manitoba Mauler."
A storm system sweeping across the nation cut through the Plains on Thursday, spawning several severe thunderstorms and even a few reports of tornadoes, and the storm still has several days of impacts ahead as it pushes across the northern tier of the country.
From Massachusetts to Canada, FOX Weather stationed reporters, correspondents and photographers along the New England and Canadian coasts to capture how people are preparing for Hurricane Lee.
A third of the country is facing another blast of late summer heat just as the season begins to wind down.