Foggy start gives way to heavy afternoon storms and a Flood Watch; a heat spike builds into next week. Plan for wet roads today and hotter conditions by mid‑week.

Muggy start to Saturday with spotty showers and a high near 78°F. Heat and humidity build into late next week—cooling centers and hydration recommended.

Patchy fog this morning, scattered storms Saturday and a higher risk of heavy, localized rain Sunday; extreme heat surges midweek with highs near 100–104°F.

Muggy morning turns into mid-90s with a 30–40% chance of storms this afternoon. Isolated strong gusts possible; cooling centers are available.

Hot, muggy Saturday with highs near 96°F and scattered afternoon storms. Heat index could hit about 105°F—plan outdoor time accordingly.

Hot, muggy Saturday with highs near 89°F and heat-index values into the low 100s. Scattered afternoon storms possible—watch for gusts and lightning.

Low‑90s heat Saturday in Atlanta with humid, sticky conditions and a slight chance of late‑afternoon storms. Far‑north counties could see isolated strong gusts.

A 40-foot humpback washed ashore at Montauk's Ditch Plains early Friday; AMSEAS and state crews are coordinating response and assessing the carcass.

University of Hawaiʻi’s new Climate Data Portal will send free monthly, localized summaries of rainfall, temperature and drought starting July 1.

NWS Miami placed Broward County under a special weather statement Friday for gusty thunderstorms that could produce winds near 50 mph. Officials urged residents to seek shelter in sturdy buildings.

NWS Nashville has issued a Flood Watch from Saturday morning through Sunday morning for many Middle Tennessee counties. Heavy storms could cause rapid runoff and low-lying flooding.

NWS issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Thornton, Arvada and Westminster Friday, warning of quarter‑size hail and wind gusts up to 50 mph.

A University of Utah survey finds 69% of Salt Lake County residents worry about the Great Salt Lake’s decline, with habitat loss and dust health risks topping the list.