Mostly clear and cool Wednesday in Columbus with highs near 74°F. Drier through Thursday; warmup and scattered storm chances return by the weekend.

Mid‑60s and mostly clear this morning with a high near 75. Heat surges into the low‑90s Sunday with a chance of scattered storms; plan ahead.

Hot, breezy Charlotte turns stormy tonight; heavy downpours and localized flooding are possible into Thursday. Expect gusts and afternoon highs near 92°F.

Morning fog will clear to partly sunny with a high near 85°F; isolated afternoon storms may bring brief heavy rain and gusts.

Cloudy and humid this morning with a slight chance of afternoon storms. Ocean beaches face a high rip current risk through Thursday.

Flood Watch in effect for Raleigh from Wednesday evening through Thursday; repeated storms could drop 2–4 inches and cause flash flooding in low‑lying areas.

The National Weather Service confirmed a large, life‑threatening tornado touched down near Munfordville; warnings and early damage reports are being collected.

Upper 90s today in Sacramento with stray valley sprinkles and scattered Sierra storms through Wednesday.

A Flood Watch covers Lake Tahoe and Truckee Tuesday as slow‑moving storms may bring heavy, localized rain and flash flooding. Officials urge monitoring alerts and avoiding flooded roads.

A brush fire near Dobbins has grown to roughly 33 acres, triggering evacuation orders and bringing air and ground crews into the foothills of Yuba County.

Clark County is partnering with Switch Together and Solar United Neighbors to offer group‑buy discounts on rooftop solar, batteries and EV chargers, plus free Solar 101 events this week.

Roughly 100 people were rescued Sunday as high surf and rip currents overwhelmed Newport Beach, where lifeguards also issued thousands of warnings.

Scattered showers and breezy east‑northeast trades will linger through Wednesday, with gusts and rising surf later in the week.