Clear, comfortable Sunday with highs near 80°F. Dry weather holds through midweek; rain chance returns Saturday.

Hot and sticky with afternoon storms likely; some cells could dump heavy rain and trigger short-lived flooding.

Sunny, mostly dry through early next week with highs near 77°F. Cool mornings and warm afternoons make for pleasant outdoor plans.

Sunny and mild today in Baltimore with a high near 77; southerly winds tonight may push Chesapeake waters and bring minor tidal flooding in low‑lying Annapolis.

Showers likely Sunday with gusty east winds and pockets of heavy rain. Expect highs near 74°F and slower commutes in wet spots.

Heavy afternoon storms likely Sunday with localized flooding possible north of I‑10.

Cloudy, muggy start in Orlando with afternoon showers and a moderate rip‑current risk at area beaches. Highs near 87°F and storms could produce brief heavy downpours.

Cool Saturday turns sunny with a high near 63°F. A sharp warm‑up hits Monday–Tuesday with inland highs near 80°F.

Triple-digit heat is forecast to return to Las Vegas next week, and Sunrise Children's Hospital warns the inside of a parked car can become deadly in minutes. Local safety groups are urging simple steps — check the back seat, set reminders, and call 911 if you see a child alone.

A flood watch is in effect for Cherokee and Clay counties through Saturday afternoon as forecasters warn that flash flooding is possible. Heavy downpours could swamp low‑lying roads.

Sunny and dry today with highs near 83°F; 90s arrive Sunday and early next week. Call 2‑1‑1 for cooling centers if you need relief.

An SFU‑led study found juvenile Chinook in the Lower Fraser estuary exposed to hundreds of contaminants — from pharmaceuticals to trace cocaine — raising concerns for salmon recovery and orca prey.

Satellite radar and tide-gauge data show parts of New York City sinking by millimeters a year — small changes that can meaningfully increase flood risk in low-lying neighborhoods.