Another active week is setting up across the country with several storm systems crashing into the Northwest and then diving over the central U.S., bringing severe weather, the risk of flooding and snow behind it.   

Temperatures will be 10 to 25 degrees below average for the Northern and Central Plains and above average for the South.  

The severe weather threat for Monday. (Fox News)

Meanwhile, an area of low pressure will bring on and off wet weather from the Great Lakes and Northeast. 

The national forecast for Monday, May 2. (Fox News)

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Fire danger remains high over the Southwest and southern Rockies with strong winds, dry conditions and low relative humidity. 

The weather outlook for later this week. (Fox News)

This will help fuel existing fires and bring the potential for more to spread.