High-resolution Heat Watch maps show pockets of Oklahoma City up to about 15F hotter than shaded blocks. City leaders are pitching trees, bioswales and new cool zones to protect the most exposed residents.

A special weather statement warns Orangetree of 50 mph gusts and half‑inch hail through 3:30 PM EDT.

The NWS in St. Louis has issued a Flood Warning for the Mid Fork Salt River near Holliday and the North and Middle Fabius rivers; minor flooding and road closures are possible.

Warm, breezy Thursday with scattered showers. A large south swell due Sunday–Monday could push surf to warning levels and cause minor coastal flooding.

Highs near 107°F today with sticky nights and slight storm chances Friday into the weekend.

A giant tree fell onto a van carrying six children during strong storms; the driver says he was dropping a child on Henderson Street.

NWS issued a tornado warning for eastern Fond du Lac County through 3:45 p.m., warning of radar‑indicated rotation near Campbellsport and possible damage to mobile homes.

Sticky, humid start with highs near 90°F and a slight chance of afternoon storms. Weekend heat spikes into the 105°F range.

Triple-digit heat and gusty north winds arrive in Sacramento Thursday, June 11. Heat Advisory and Red Flag Warning affect much of the valley; a respite shelter is open.

Clear and mild Thursday with a high near 70°F. A strong warm-up Sunday–Monday could push temps into the 80s–90s.

Triple-digit heat returns to Las Vegas, peaking Friday near 109°F. Nights stay in the low 80s and cooling stations are available.

Strong storms could bring damaging wind and hail across parts of East Tennessee Friday afternoon and evening. Officials warn to watch updates.

A multi‑day heat event arrives Sunday, June 14, with highs into the mid‑90s and near 100°F Monday. Officials list cooling resources and urge caution.