Fog fades Wednesday as Pittsburgh warms to 83. Thursday brings scattered storms before a sunny weekend.

Orlando’s clear Wednesday morning will turn hot and stormy after 2 p.m. The forecast brings lightning, gusty winds and localized flooding risks.

A sunny Wednesday gives Baltimore one more easy outdoor day before thunderstorms and gusty winds arrive Thursday. The weekend turns drier, but temperatures climb into the 90s next week.

Detroit warms to 83 degrees Wednesday before thunderstorms roll in late. Sunshine returns Friday, but a hotter pattern builds early next week.

Phoenix is headed for 112°F Tuesday and 113°F Wednesday and Thursday as an Extreme Heat Warning stays in effect through Saturday.

Seattle reaches near 86 degrees Tuesday before cooler weather settles in. Rain chances return Friday, with possible thunderstorms Saturday.

North vent fountains at Halemaʻumaʻu are racing toward 500 feet as Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park reopens roads shut by Tropical Storm Moke.

A 60- to 70-foot carcass arrived lodged on an Evergreen vessel's bow in Commencement Bay. Scientists head to McNeil Island Wednesday to find out why.

A sunny Tuesday gives Nashville one calm day before hotter temperatures arrive. Storm chances return Thursday, followed by a sweltering but mostly dry weekend.

Kansas City climbs to around 89 Tuesday before a brief cooldown Thursday. Then 90-degree heat returns over the weekend, with heat-index values potentially topping 100 later in the weekend.

Judge Mark Allen cites extreme drought and growing wildfires as violators risk fines under the new Jasper County order.

A Chemours chemical awaiting EPA approval could cut data center water use, but 17 environmental groups say it risks a new PFAS problem for North Carolina.

Mayor Karen Bass cut the ribbon on two North Hollywood facilities built to scrub decades-old industrial contamination out of local groundwater.