A wildfire named the Gold Fire was reported in El Dorado County on May 30; containment is unknown and the cause remains under investigation.

Clear and hot today with a high near 95°F. Triple digits arrive early next week.

Sunny and breezy today with a quick warmup Monday–Tuesday. Parts of the I‑5 corridor could hit 90°F, and Small Craft Advisories affect coastal waters.

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A late-night wildfire was logged in Los Angeles County and listed as LAC-188677. Officials say it is burning on private land; cause and containment remain unknown.

Clear skies this morning; highs near 66°F. Temperatures climb Tuesday with inland readings near 80°F.

Sunny Sunday with highs near 98°F; expect low 100s Monday–Thursday. Cooling centers and hydration sites are open Valleywide.

Trustees are weighing special tax districts and village debt to tap Westchester County matching funds for nearly $20M in stormwater upgrades. A tight schedule is driving the push.

Sunny and mild in the city, but a Beach Hazards Statement warns of sneaker waves and strong rip currents through Tuesday. Keep off rocks and stay out of the water.

A crane pulled 24 boats from the Great Salt Lake marina at Saltair as owners scrambled to save vessels amid falling levels. State water buys and federal attention frame the story.

Dense fog will limit visibility this morning; skies clear for a hot 90°F afternoon, with storms possible tonight and Monday.

Morning clouds give way to a sunny afternoon and highs near 74°F; low clouds return overnight. Coastal fog may slow early commutes.

Scattered storms likely this afternoon in Nashville; Monday could bring stronger storms and gusty winds. Bring rain gear and plan for brief heavy downpours.