More than 200 million across US facing below-average temperatures
Frost, freeze advisories stretch from Nebraska to Connecticut
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Much of the country will feel below-average this week in terms of temperatures.
Widespread frost and freeze advisories were in place for two-thirds of the country overnight.
The alerts spread from Nebraska to Connecticut.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}On Monday, an estimated 223 million people are expected to experience below-average temperatures for the day.
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More than 200 million Americans on Monday are facing below-average temperatures. (Fox News)
The Central and Southern Plains will see the risk of strong storms this week, with the chance of heavy rain and the threat of flash flooding.
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Forecast high temperatures for Monday, April 24. (Fox News)
Severe storms could impact parts of Colorado, New Mexico, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas on Tuesday, with the threat extending to Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi on Wednesday.
The rain forecast in the southeast U.S. this week. (Fox News)
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Much of Oklahoma is expected to be drenched with up to three inches of rain this week.
The Pacific Northwest remains unsettled with coastal rain and mountain snow spreading into the Northern and Central Rockies.
Fox News’ Greg Norman contributed to this report.