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.

Scattered storms are possible Friday with highs near 92°F. A hotter, potentially triple‑digit stretch builds into early next week.

Memphis heads into the 90s this weekend with heat indices over 105°F. Isolated storms could bring gusty winds and brief heavy rain.

Western Midstream and supermajors launched a second Permian pilot to convert produced water into roughly 1,000 barrels a day of reclaimed freshwater. Regulators and researchers will vet the data.

Strong, potentially severe storms may sweep through Knoxville early Saturday, bringing heavy rain and gusty winds. Heat and humidity are set to return next week.

Foggy morning gives way to highs near 90°F today; showers expected Saturday and a stronger heat spike next week.

HVO narrows Episode 50 window to June 26–27 as precursory spattering begins. NWS warns ash and tephra could affect downwind communities.

Hawaii officials say there is no tsunami threat after a 6.7 earthquake near Mindanao. State and federal centers are continuing to monitor sea‑level data and alerts.

A Flood Watch is in effect for St. Louis Friday with heavy storms possible this afternoon. A sharp warm‑up brings upper‑90s heat early next week.

City of Miami released a 12MB Hurricane Handbook and a Spanish advisory with evacuation zones, shelter hotlines and the Miami‑Dade SAFE app to guide residents. The guide organizes prep into Before, During and After sections and lists key numbers.

SRP, Northern Arizona University and Growvera have deployed 112 sensors across the Tonto National Forest to report live fuel-moisture data that could warn crews and inform grid decisions. The yearlong pilot aims to give land managers a field-level view of fire risk.

Blistering heat and gusty winds push fire risk higher across Salt Lake City today. Expect highs near 96°F and active Red Flag Warnings through Saturday.

A tiny stinging ant that can trigger anaphylaxis has been documented across most North Carolina counties. Experts explain how to identify them and reduce risk.