Foggy morning gives way to highs near 91°F this afternoon. Isolated late-day storms and gusty winds are possible; cooling centers are available.

Fog this morning; highs near 84°F today. Heat spikes into the low 90s Monday–Tuesday with storm chances midweek.

Cool morning, low chance of afternoon storms; a hot stretch returns Monday with highs near 90–91°F. Expect gusty winds and brief downpours.

Clear and cool Friday with a high near 70°F. Storms are possible Saturday night, then highs spike into the low 90s early next week.

Cloudy morning with spotty showers and gusty northwest winds; high near 58°F. Big warm-up to the 80s and 90s early next week with storm chances.

Showers this morning give way to likely afternoon thunderstorms and gusty winds, with a cooler Thursday and a rapid warm‑up into next week.

A late freeze destroyed the peach crop at Simmons Farm in McMurray and pushed state officials to seek fast federal relief as growers tally losses.

Patchy frost this morning could harm tender plants before skies clear and temperatures rise into the low 70s. Rain and gusty thunderstorms return overnight into Wednesday.

Clear, cool Monday with highs near 64°F. Freeze Watch late Monday night; showers and gusty winds arrive Wednesday.

Morning showers give way to partly sunny skies and highs near 67°F. Frost is possible in low-lying spots overnight into Tuesday.

Light rain Saturday morning gives way to a warmer afternoon with a brief window for gusty storms tonight. Protect plants Monday night — frost is possible.

Cool, cloudy Friday with frost possible on higher ridges; showers and steadier rain arrive late Friday into Saturday. Expect a wet overnight commute.

Drones flew above Settlers Cabin Park as teams searched for buried oil‑and‑gas wells. Organizers say mapping the sites is the first step toward federal plugging funds.