Mostly cloudy mornings with patchy drizzle, then highs near 70°F. Wind advisories for desert slopes tonight—secure loose items.

Dangerous heat arrives Sunday with highs in the 90s and heat index near 110°F. Cooling centers and safety tips inside.

Morning storms may bring gusty winds and hail; Monday brings an Extreme Heat Warning with highs near the upper 90s. Know cooling options and watch the latest updates.

Sunny Sunday with highs near 80°F and breezy afternoons. Pacific-facing beaches remain under a Beach Hazards Statement through Wednesday, July 1.

An Extreme Heat Watch covers Cook County June 29–July 1; expect mid‑90s highs and feels‑like temps above 100. Cooling centers and safety tips inside.

NWS Wakefield warned of nickel‑size hail and 60‑mph gusts for parts of northeastern North Carolina; small towns from Cape Colony to Snug Harbor were named in the warning.

A Costilla County wildlife review finds the 8‑foot fence at Cielo Vista Ranch is blocking migrations and recommends removal or wildlife‑friendly retrofits in key corridors.

A Beach Hazards Statement warns of sneaker waves and strong rip currents through July 1. Sunny inland highs near 73°F and gusty west winds this afternoon.

A Tornado Warning was issued Saturday for the Molalla area; emergency alerts told residents to take cover as storms with hail moved through west‑central Clackamas County.

Heat indices 103–107°F and mid-90s highs through Tuesday. High rip current risk at Gulf beaches through Monday.

Cloudy and cool Sunday in Seattle with highs near 70°F. Small craft advisories affect parts of the Strait and coastal waters into Monday morning.

Cloudy and cool Sunday in Portland with scattered afternoon showers and a Small Craft Advisory for coastal waters.

Gusty southerly winds and low humidity raise fire concerns east of Phoenix on Sunday, June 28. Highs near 102°F and a cooler-than-usual week follow.