A severe thunderstorm warning covered Raleigh, Cary and Apex Monday with nickel-size hail and gusts near 60 mph possible.

Clear, mild Tuesday morning with a small chance of showers and a high near 89°F. Triple-digit heat returns Friday; check cooling centers.

Clear morning; highs near 95°F Tuesday with a slight chance of late‑day storms. Heavier storms expected Wednesday–Thursday, then a hot near‑100°F weekend.

Heat Advisory in effect July 21–22 with highs near 90°F and patchy smoke aloft. Check local cooling resources and shift outdoor activity to cooler hours.

Light rain this morning gives way to hot afternoons and scattered storms. A Flood Watch is in effect Tuesday with a flash-flood threat for parts of the region.

Portland faces upper‑90s heat today with a Heat Advisory in effect and patchy wildfire smoke possible. Limited overnight relief means plan early‑morning or evening activities.

Hot and breezy Tuesday in Miami: highs near 90, gusts to 20 mph, and a moderate rip‑current risk for some Gulf beaches. Drier air should keep Heat Advisories at bay for now.

Strong thunderstorms and frequent lightning moved through Vance and Warren counties early Tuesday, prompting warnings for Kerr Lake and Lake Gaston.

Scattered storms return tonight into early Wednesday with pockets of heavy rain. High Surf and Small Craft Advisories will affect south-facing beaches.

The National Weather Service warned Monday evening that strong storms with gusty winds and heavy rain would sweep through Forsyth and Davidson counties.

Heat Advisory Tuesday with highs near 96°F and heat‑index into the 110s. Tropical Storm Bertha could bring coastal wind and heavier rain midweek.

Partly cloudy and breezy with gusts to 30 mph. Cooler midweek, then 90s return this weekend.

Highs near 105°F and heat indices above 110°F this afternoon in Oklahoma City. Cooling centers and 211 are available for those without AC.