Sunny and breezy Thursday in San Jose with highs near 83°F; coastal waters under advisories and inland hills facing elevated fire risk.

Sunny and mild across most neighborhoods, but blustery near the water Thursday. Small‑craft advisories offshore and elevated fire weather inland are the main impacts.

Federal auditors say more than 16 million tons of uranium tailings have been moved and the Moab mill site is on track to close by 2029, with county leaders already planning reuse.

Blowing dust on I‑10 near Casa Grande sharply reduced visibility Wednesday evening, prompting ADOT and the NWS to urge drivers to follow Pull Aside, Stay Alive safety steps.

Extreme Heat Warning through 8 p.m. Thursday with Downtown highs near 92°F. Call 211 or use cooling centers if you need relief.

Schertz declared a disaster and ordered mandatory evacuations at Pecan Grove RV Park after the National Weather Service warned Cibolo Creek could surge overnight.

Northern Water is releasing stored supplies from other basins to shore up Cache la Poudre flows while Fort Collins asks residents to conserve amid a dry year.

Flood Watch covers Austin through Thursday evening with heavy, slow‑moving storms. Officials warn of rapid street and creek flooding — avoid flooded roads.

Mostly cloudy and about 61°F early Thursday. Scattered morning showers and a few thunderstorms, then drier and warmer through the weekend.

Patchy morning fog will slow the commute. Highs near 91°F with heat‑index values into the low 100s and scattered storms increasing into the weekend.

Upper-90s heat this afternoon with a 25–30% chance of late-day storms; slow storms could bring brief heavy rain and localized flooding.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Thursday afternoon in Seattle with mid-70s highs. Expect wet roads, gusty winds, and active mountain and marine advisories.

Dense fog will slow Thursday morning commutes in Memphis; highs climb into the upper 80s with a weekend heat spike.