Mostly clear and about 70°F this morning in Raleigh; highs near 86°F and mainly dry today. Rain chances climb Monday with showers and storms likely.

Clear, breezy Saturday in Detroit with a high near 72F. Warming into the 80s by midweek; storms possible Friday.

Gusty north winds and steady showers hit Boston Saturday. Wind Advisory runs 8 AM–8 PM with the Cape under a High Wind Warning; expect ferry delays.

Warm, muggy Saturday in Miami with late‑day shower chances. Storms become more likely Sunday and heat indices may top 100°F.

Clear and mild Friday gives way to a cooler, windier weekend with gale warnings for parts of the coastal waters.

Austin adopted a 10-year Rain to River plan to shift flood work from emergency response to prevention, with new public metrics and a focus on underserved neighborhoods.

CTAHR is collecting statewide input to guide fruit‑fly management as researchers warn the pests threaten hundreds of crops and roughly $300 million in losses.

Miami Beach is handing out silica-gel “sandless” sandbags that expand with water, offering a lighter alternative to heavy sandbags. City guidance explains activation, pickup locations and disposal rules.

Breezy trades and a building south swell will bring gusty afternoons and advisory-level surf tonight. Small boats and beachgoers should exercise caution.

Parish and state officials met Thursday to walk Northshore residents through supplies, alerts and evacuation steps ahead of hurricane season.

Several Tampa Bay counties will block nitrogen‑ and phosphorus‑based lawn fertilizers starting June 1 to reduce nutrient runoff and algal blooms. Rules and exceptions differ by county.

The City of Tampa will switch disinfectants to chlorine from May 29–June 19. Some residents may notice a chlorine smell or taste, but officials say tap water is safe.

Arizona joined California and Nevada in a short-term deal to curb Colorado River use — a proposal designed to prop up Lake Mead and Lake Powell while long-term rules are negotiated. Officials say it could spare farms and cities from abrupt federal cuts.