Patchy morning fog may slow commutes before sun returns; rain moves in late Thursday into Friday with mountain snow possible.

Patchy fog and light drizzle slow Wednesday morning commutes, then it warms into the upper 70s. A stronger system late Friday could bring showers and storms Saturday.

A year after an EF2 tornado hit Deer Lodge, Morgan County still faces uneven recovery and lingering loss. Local nonprofits and officials describe ongoing needs.

Dense fog will slow Wednesday morning commutes in New Orleans, with sun and a warm high near 76°F by midday. A strong system could bring storms late Saturday into early Sunday.

Clear and mild Wednesday, then a soaking system arrives Friday night into Saturday. Heavy rain could cause ponding and localized flooding.

Gusty afternoon with gusts up to about 23 mph and Small Craft Advisories in effect for outer waters. Slight chance of light snow late tonight.

Updated NCEI/SPC probability maps show Tornado Alley edging east, raising long‑term odds of damaging wind, hail and a slight uptick in weaker tornadoes across Wisconsin.

Rain clears Wednesday in Nashville; mostly sunny and cooler with highs near 54°F. Showers return Saturday night into Sunday but widespread flooding isn't expected.

Detroit weather forecasts predict a week of varying cloudiness and sunshine with temperatures ranging around freezing. Winds will be brisk with possible gusts.

Mild Wednesday with patchy predawn fog; highs near the mid-70s. Rain chances climb Sunday into Monday with pockets of heavier rain possible.

Rain and scattered thunderstorms are likely Wednesday in Salt Lake City; heavy mountain snow will make canyon travel messy into Thursday.

Weeks after a late-January snowstorm, several Baltimore schools remain on early-dismissal or virtual schedules because of burst pipes and power outages. Parents say late notices made pickup and work plans harder.

Sunny and mild in Denver today with highs near 61°F; mountain snow could slow travel into Thursday.