Easter weekend weather will vary significantly across the United States. The West Coast is set to enjoy warm, dry, and sunny conditions, making it ideal for outdoor activities. In contrast, much of the East, Midwest, and parts of the South will face rain and thunderstorms. The most severe weather risks on Saturday include areas in the Ohio Valley, Great Lakes, and parts of the Deep South, with concerns for damaging winds and large hail. By Easter Sunday, the wet weather will shift eastward, affecting the Interstate 95 corridor, which includes major cities along the East Coast. This could disrupt sunrise church services and holiday travel due to heavy rain and gusty winds. Areas in eastern North Carolina, southeastern Virginia, and southern Maryland may also experience severe thunderstorms. Travelers in the East and central states are advised to monitor local weather alerts and allow extra time for travel as conditions improve later in the day.