Honolulu gets a sunny, 87-degree Monday before spotty showers and stronger trade winds move into the forecast.

California and France are pooling wildfire and clean-energy know-how, officials announced, with Biganos Mayor Bruno Lafon describing homes built among French trees as “California-style” development.

The Bay Area starts the week with sunny skies, while interior locations are forecast to reach the 80s to 90s Thursday through Saturday.

Miami could reach 90 degrees Monday before a brief drier break Tuesday. Moisture returns later in the workweek, while weekend rain chances remain uncertain.

A Flood Watch is in effect across most of the area through Monday afternoon as thunderstorms and heavy rain move in. Drier weather arrives Thursday, with gradual warming over the weekend.

Cleveland warms up quickly this week, with Tuesday near a record high before rain and a sharp weekend cooldown.

Saddle Creek Farms residents have dealt with discolored tap water, a problem that drew a KPRC 2 investigation.

Milwaukee Riverkeeper warns state oversight could falter amid political shifts, citing contamination at Ozaukee County's Cedar Sauk site.

San Rafael is among the first places at risk, while Marin City faces impacts at higher water levels; a roughly $90 billion funding gap could leave the whole Bay exposed.

Showers and coastal flooding concerns linger Monday before San Diego shifts into a sunny, increasingly hot pattern by the weekend.

Downtown Los Angeles gets a rainy, cool Monday before sunshine returns and temperatures surge into the 90s by Friday.

Tucson's forecast brings a breezy Monday, possible showers Tuesday and a windy Friday-Saturday stretch.

Phoenix could see thunderstorms Monday and Monday night before temperatures drop into the 70s. Sunny skies return Wednesday, but gusty winds are coming later this week.