Triple‑digit highs and heat‑index readings above 110°F are expected in D.C.; cooling centers are open and officials urge caution.

Hot, humid afternoons with scattered storms after 2 p.m.; heat indices may top 100°F and beaches face moderate rip currents.

Extreme Heat Warning through 8 p.m. Friday, July 3. Highs near 96°F with heat indexes up to 107°F and late‑day storms possible.

An Extreme Heat Warning and Air Quality Alert are in effect. Highs near 104°F and heat-index up to 115°F—seek cool spaces and limit outdoor exertion.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Philadelphia through July 4; highs near 104°F and heat indices may top 110°F. Cooling centers are open and the PCA Heatline is available.

Dense morning fog lifts by mid-morning. Highs near 97–98°F with heat index over 100.

Triple‑digit heat hits Baltimore on July 3 with heat indices up to 113°F and a Code Orange air‑quality alert. Cooling centers are available across the region.

Triple‑digit heat is expected Friday; cooling centers are open and scattered storms are possible tonight.

Clear and sunny Thursday with highs near 88°F; warming to low 90s Friday–Saturday. Call 2-1-1 for cooling centers and local heat resources.

Mostly clear with highs near 85°F and brisk northeast trades. Small Craft Advisory until 6 p.m. HST for select Maui and Big Island waters.

A second‑alarm brush fire called the "Chloe Fire" scorched about 205 acres near Hwy 126 in Val Verde. Officials say no injuries or evacuations have been reported so far.

A Fire Weather Watch covers parts of eastern Washington Saturday with gusty winds and low humidity that could fuel fast-moving fires.

A wildfire called the Mountain View Fire is burning along SR 530 near Rockport between mileposts 64 and 66; DNR crews are on scene and the highway was reported open.