Scattered thunderstorms are likely this afternoon with heavy downpours and an elevated flash‑flood risk in canyon corridors and burn scars.

Heavy storms Tuesday prompted flash-flood warnings in Noble County; ODOT and the National Weather Service warned drivers to avoid flooded roads.

An Extreme Heat Warning and Tropical Storm Bertha make Wednesday hazardous — heat indices to the 110s, gusty winds and coastal flooding risk. Take precautions.

A Heat Advisory runs noon–8 p.m. Wednesday, July 22. Oklahoma City will hit about 96°F; nearby areas will climb into the 100s. Cooling centers and assistance are available.

Cool, breezy day with highs near 71°F and hazardous Lake Michigan surf. Stay out of the water and heed beach flags and advisories.

Heat Advisory in effect today in San Antonio; highs near 101°F and heat index up to 114. Limit outdoor time and use local cooling centers this afternoon.

Cool, sunny Wednesday turns into a fast warm-up this weekend, with highs near 95°F Saturday. Plan for water and cooling options.

Beach Hazards Statement keeps Milwaukee beaches off‑limits this morning; sunny and cool with breezy onshore winds and highs near 74°F. Check marine advisories before heading out.

Extreme Heat Warning in effect 11 a.m.–8 p.m. Wednesday; highs near 103°F and heat-index values into the 110s. Spotty evening storms and an Ozone Action Day.

Triple‑digit heat and high ozone will make much of Dallas dangerous to be outside today; cooling centers are available.

Mostly clear and less humid Wednesday with highs near 84°F. Showers return Friday and heat surges into the upper 90s by Sunday.

Cloudy, cool morning with a high rip‑current risk along Lake Erie through this evening. Breezy conditions and highs hold near 70°F.

NWS says video shows a tornado briefly touch down near Portersville; footage taken near Bauder School Road helped confirm where the funnel hit. Survey teams are reviewing imagery as a flood watch remains in effect.