NWS and county officials warned of heavy rain, possible hail and 60 mph gusts across northeastern Williamson County Tuesday night. Flash flooding advisories were also in effect.

An all‑clear was issued after a small H2S leak at Arkema’s Haden Road plant; company and responders say the release was confined and is under investigation.

Patchy fog will clear Wednesday morning, giving way to a hot, humid afternoon with a high near 89°F and heat‑index readings near 97. Cooler air arrives Thursday; rain chances return Friday night into Saturday.

Heat Advisory Wednesday, July 22 in Austin: highs near 104°F and heat-index values up to 114°F. Take precautions and avoid midday exertion.

A debris-filled funnel that appears to be a tornado touched down in northern Youngstown Tuesday night, video shows, leaving roof damage and brief power outages. Officials say spotters and radar confirmed the touchdown.

A flash flood warning was issued Tuesday night for Cave Creek after heavy monsoon storms drenched hills north of Phoenix. Officials warned of life‑threatening runoff and urged motorists to avoid flooded roads.

Cool, muggy morning in San Francisco; breezy onshore winds return with gusts near 20 mph. Small craft advisories affect parts of the coast.

Patchy fog this morning gives way to low‑90s afternoons. A Heat Advisory runs through Monday, July 27. Stay hydrated and use cooling centers if needed.

Heat Advisory for San Diego's coast from July 23–25; expect highs in the mid-80s and warm, sticky nights. Plan cooling options and watch for gusty afternoon winds.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Phoenix July 23–27. Triple‑digit afternoons and little overnight relief mean check cooling centers and avoid midday work.

Strong storms swept through Clinton County on July 21, triggering a brief tornado warning, localized flooding and scattered power outages while crews worked to clear lines and reopen roads.

Ogden will petition Utah’s state forester to keep a citywide fireworks closure in place during the Pioneer Day window, citing dry fuels and thin firefighting resources. Officials say public safety must come first.

A native beetle is attacking mature oaks across Edina and the Twin Cities; experts warn drought-stressed trees are most at risk. Foresters explain signs and next steps.