After Saturday's monsoon storms, a Canutillo family is still cleaning up sinkholes and water damage near Selva Drive.

A Flash Flood Warning is in effect for Overton County through 10:15 p.m. CDT as heavy storms move through. Officials warn drivers to avoid flooded roads and monitor official alerts.

Portland hits the upper 90s with patchy smoke and a Heat Advisory through 11 p.m.; cooling centers and transit help are available.

A Storm Prediction Center watch warns of damaging winds, very large hail and possible tornadoes across parts of KY, TN, VA and WV through midnight CDT.

Comfortable, mostly sunny weather in Louisville today with highs in the mid to low 80s. Rain returns late week and temperatures climb into the low 90s by Sunday.

Overnight storms pushed through Memphis; expect sun and breezy NNE winds with highs near 90°F. Cooling centers are open downtown for people who need relief.

Sunny and mild Wednesday with a high near 85°F; heavier showers likely late Thursday into Friday with localized flood risk.

A Flood Watch covers much of East Tennessee and southeast Kentucky as a midweek First Alert Weather Day brings isolated downpours and localized flood risk.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Knoxville on Wednesday as repeated heavy showers and thunderstorms may produce 1–2 inches of rain and localized flooding through the evening.

NWS and county officials warned of heavy rain, possible hail and 60 mph gusts across northeastern Williamson County Tuesday night. Flash flooding advisories were also in effect.

An all‑clear was issued after a small H2S leak at Arkema’s Haden Road plant; company and responders say the release was confined and is under investigation.

Patchy fog will clear Wednesday morning, giving way to a hot, humid afternoon with a high near 89°F and heat‑index readings near 97. Cooler air arrives Thursday; rain chances return Friday night into Saturday.

Heat Advisory Wednesday, July 22 in Austin: highs near 104°F and heat-index values up to 114°F. Take precautions and avoid midday exertion.