U.S. consumers are expected to spend $14.2 billion on Cyber Monday, according to Adobe Analytics, after a strong Black Friday weekend that saw wealthier consumers spend freely and lower-income shoppers hunt for deals.

Americans are expected to spend 6.3% more online than last year’s Cyber Monday – traditionally the country’s biggest online shopping day, and the culmination of the four-day shopping frenzy that begins the day after Thanksgiving.

U.S. online spending on Black Friday hit a record $11.8 billion, and $23.6 billion for the weekend overall – up about 9% from last year, according to Adobe, which tracks 1 trillion visits that shoppers make to online retail websites.

In-store shopping was weaker, dropping 5.3% for the weekend versus last year, according to data from RetailNext, a

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