Clear morning; rain likely after 1 a.m. Tuesday with freezing rain possible on ridges. A warm, wet week could bring several inches of rain.

Dense morning fog gives way to sun and a high near 79°F. Onshore winds raise rip‑current and boating hazards through the week.

Light snow is possible Monday with a wintry mix overnight into Tuesday. Most places should see under half an inch, but bridges and higher ground may be slick.

A cool east-side wedge keeps parts of Atlanta in the 60s Monday, then a rapid warm-up brings 70s and 80s midweek. Expect breezy east winds and late-week rain.

Patchy fog this morning and a slight chance of light rain overnight. Midweek will be warmer and breezy with rough coastal seas.

Cloudy and humid in Honolulu with highs near 81°F. Spotty afternoon showers possible.

Honolulu Ocean Safety posted a shark warning at Laniakea Beach Saturday after lifeguards reported a roughly 4-foot shark. Lifeguards posted signs and urged the public to report sightings.

Clear, cool Sunday with highs near 54°F. A stronger front brings rain Tuesday with mountain snow above about 4,000–5,000 feet.

A federal plan to deepen Port Everglades would put a rare Fort Lauderdale coral refuge at risk, scientists and local dive operators warn. Regulators are weighing mitigation, modeling and lawsuits.

Sunny inland highs near 78°F today. Gusty winds expected in the mountains and a Small Craft Advisory is in effect offshore.

A Portland recycler admitted sending 17 tons of plastic to a landfill while holding about $5.5M in public contracts; Metro fined the firm and accepted an improvement plan.

Mid‑80s expected Sunday with gusty southwest winds; a Wind Advisory affects parts of the western Mojave Desert. Plan outdoor activities accordingly.

Partly sunny Sunday with a high near 67°F. Scattered thunderstorms possible Sunday evening into Monday, with hail and heavy rain in stronger cells.