Mostly clear this morning, then sunny and breezy with highs near 78°F and gusts to 26 mph. Boaters: Small Craft Advisory from noon to midnight.

Partly cloudy start with a 30% chance of afternoon storms and small hail in Denver. Expect slick roads for the evening commute.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon in Memphis with brief heavy downpours and patchy morning fog possible.

Sunny Thursday gives way to late-night showers and a cooler, soggy Friday commute. Mariners should heed gale and small-craft advisories through Friday.

Hot, gusty Thursday with a Red Flag Warning in parts of southern Utah. Cooler, showery weather moves in Friday into the weekend.

Sunny and warm Thursday with highs near 86°F. Showers and isolated thunderstorms possible tonight, mainly over the Cascades; localized downpours could affect late commutes.

Muggy Thursday morning with patchy fog and highs near 86°F. Rain chances rise Friday–Sunday, with localized flooding possible in low spots.

A U.N.-backed WMO update warns the world is likely to breach 1.5°C repeatedly over 2026–2030, with high odds of new hottest-year records and rapid Arctic warming.

Clear but blustery Thursday; NWS warns dangerous waves and currents along the Milwaukee lakeshore through early afternoon.

Mid‑morning is mostly clear and near 72°F. An Ozone Action Day and highs near 89°F are expected Thursday.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely in New Orleans today with heavy downpours possible. Expect ponding and slow commutes on low-lying streets.

A mid‑afternoon severe thunderstorm warning for Caswell and Rockingham counties warned of 60‑mph gusts and possible damage; officials urged residents to shelter.

Sticky, humid Thursday with highs in the mid‑80s. Expect afternoon storms and a high rip current risk on Atlantic beaches through Thursday evening.