Cooler weather is expected to begin sweeping across much of the United States starting this weekend, with a notable temperature drop beginning Friday in the north-central region. This cool down will bring autumn-like conditions reminiscent of late September or early October, with temperatures around 10 to 15 degrees cooler than average in places like the Dakotas, Minneapolis, Chicago, and parts of the Midwest and South. The trend of cooler temperatures is likely to continue through early next week and possibly beyond, with multiple pushes of cool air from Canada extending the cooler weather presence. In the UK, a period of unsettled and changeable weather with some cooler spells is anticipated in early to mid-September, with October and November expected to be warmer than average but with occasional cooler nights. Overall, the next several weeks will feature a transition into cooler weather in many northern and central parts of the US, while Europe may see variability with some colder-than-average conditions in northern regions.
