Sunny and warm today with highs near 81°F. Thunderstorms become possible Thursday, mainly over the Cascades.

Bright skies and a fast warm-up. Highs near 88°F Wednesday, climbing toward 97°F by Monday.

Life‑threatening 3–6 foot waves and gusty northeast winds will hit Milwaukee's lakefront tonight. Avoid beaches and expect cooler shoreline temps through Thursday.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Wednesday afternoon in Denver. Brief heavy downpours may produce rapid runoff in burned slopes and interrupt the afternoon commute.

Sunny and dry with highs near 90°F Wednesday in Minneapolis. Expect warm, mostly sunny days through the weekend.

Strong thunderstorms hammered parts of the Piedmont Tuesday with gusts near 50 mph; NWS alerts warned of downed limbs and hazardous travel.

Dense fog advisory through 9 a.m.; scattered storms expected this afternoon with highs near 85°F. Drive safely and keep plans flexible.

Muggy Wednesday with scattered storms and a 1–2 inch rainfall threat in low spots. Expect soggy commutes and daily storm chances through the weekend.

Overnight rain pushed the San Gabriel River into low-lying lots east of Georgetown, prompting evacuations at Shady River and Good Water RV parks and a temporary shelter at East University.

Light rain and muggy conditions Wednesday morning in Dallas with spotty showers and highs near 82°F.

Cloudy, muggy start to Wednesday in Knoxville; scattered storms likely this afternoon with highs near 82°F. Expect wet roads and plan for a soggy midday commute.

Mild start and highs near 76°F; spotty showers and an isolated thunderstorm are possible this afternoon. Moderate rip current risk at area beaches—swim near lifeguards.

NYSDEC expanded its investigation after a northern snakehead was found in Lily Pond at Lake Ronkonkoma. Crews will electrofish the pond to check for more invasive fish.