Cheddar News checks in with your coast-to-coast weather forecast for Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2023.

<div class="block">Cheddar News checks in with your coast-to-coast weather forecast for Wednesday, Oct. 4, 2023.</div>

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Your Wednesday Weather Forecast for October 4, 2023

Now, the weather, thunderstorms are making their way across the country impacting states like Texas the most right now. Plus the unusual October heat that we've been having is going to be breaking up soon. Here's your full forecast. Hello, everyone and Happy Wednesday. I'm meteorologist, Hilda Estevez with your national. Look across the nation for your chatter weather. We noticed that there is a large portion stretching from the Great Lake Chicago heading down to Houston and big parts of Texas under a two out of five for some severe weather threat. So this is including Dallas Fort Worth also Oklahoma City. And you could expect to see some really gusty winds as well as some thunderstorms and large hail, significant wind factor and concerns there. That energy will slowly start to pivot and head it more towards the eastern portions of the nation for right now, it's looking really quiet. Overall, we're noticing that the system of high pressure is still in place for the North Eastern Corridor of the Nation and some showers could be found right around central portions and offshore across the sunshine state. Great Falls, great plains, also quiet as well as the Pacific notice how this large swath of rain all encompassing the central portion of central region following Mississippi slowly starts to slide across the mid Atlantic impacting Philadelphia New York City. Also Maine into the later half of the week that stays with us until Saturday. Also, it will feel much more autumn like as we are noticing the potential for some record breaking high temperatures for today heading into Thursday in a large portion of places like Washington DC, as well as Philadelphia Friday looks like this when we're noticing a much more colder shot of air coming down from Canada, descending on places like Fargo Denver, back down into the fifties. Saturday looks much better with more autumn like fields across the entire New England Corridor of the nation.