Heat index may climb into the triple digits Saturday with isolated storms possible. Cooling center details and safety tips inside.

Peak tides and a large southerly swell could push saltwater onto low‑lying Honolulu shorelines through Tuesday. Expect elevated surf and occasional overwash.

BLM and DFPA raised fire danger in the Douglas District; open fires are banned on most BLM lands and time‑limited windows now govern saw and welding work. Check agency orders before heading into the woods.

High Point and Los Pinos lookouts will be unstaffed this season, volunteers warn, after inspections found major structural repairs are needed.

Patchy fog Saturday morning clears to sun and highs near 82°F. South‑facing beaches face elevated surf and high tides through Monday.

Upper‑90s heat and a Heat Advisory 11 AM–8 PM; heat‑index values over 100 and late‑day storms possible. Cooling centers are available across the city.

Hot, humid Saturday with afternoon storms likely and heat-index values into the low 100s. Beachgoers should watch flags and cooling centers are available.

A dangerous heat wave will push Portland into the 90s and near 100°F Sunday–Tuesday. Overnight lows will offer little relief.

Late-afternoon storms are likely in Milwaukee with gusts up to 30 mph and overnight rain possible.

Las Vegas will reach about 109°F today with sticky overnight lows in the mid‑80s. Cooling stations are active across Clark County.

San Joaquin County deputies pulled submerged cars from the Delta that were thickly coated in invasive golden mussels, officials say.

Morning is mild, then a rapid warm-up: highs near 98°F Saturday with a Heat Advisory through tonight and an Extreme Heat Warning starting Sunday.

Heat Advisory for Seattle runs 11 a.m. Sunday through 5 a.m. Tuesday; highs will reach the 80s–90s with limited nighttime relief.