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Patchy morning fog will slow Friday's commute in Cincinnati before sunshine and highs near 60°F. A possible Sunday–Monday wintry mix could affect travel.
Patchy, locally dense fog is reducing visibility Friday morning in Baltimore; expect clearing to sun and a high near 51°F.
Patchy fog and light rain start Friday in Orlando. Showers and thunderstorms are likely later, with pockets of heavy rain.
Fog and light rain clear by late morning; Saturday looks sunny and warm with highs near 72°F.
Pockets of black ice are making sidewalks and ramps slick across New York City this morning. Expect a slight chance of light snow this afternoon and colder air Sunday.
A brief window of isolated strong to severe storms will hit Memphis and parts of northeast Mississippi today. Hail and gusty winds are the main threats.
Dense fog is limiting visibility across Sacramento this morning; a Dense Fog Advisory runs through mid‑morning before sunshine and highs in the low 70s.
Patchy morning fog clears for a warm-up today. Inland neighborhoods could hit the low 90s by Friday; mariners should watch advisories.
A Flood Advisory covered Greene County and nearby East Tennessee counties until 8:30 a.m. after heavy overnight rain; officials warned of minor flooding and water over some roads.
Dense smoke from a Big Cypress wildfire closed I‑75 overnight. Miami will warm into the 70s with a slight chance of afternoon showers.
Patchy morning fog lifts to a sunny, warm day with highs near 81°F. Slightly elevated fire risk west of US‑281; weekend climbs into the mid‑80s.
Gusty winds and upper‑80s heat bring critical fire danger to the Hill Country midday into the evening.
Strong winds and low humidity have prompted a Fire Weather Watch across Boulder County on Thursday; open and agricultural burning is banned countywide through midnight.
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