Metropolitan's board approved a federal-funded pact to leave up to 200,000 acre-feet in Lake Mead this year, using IRA funds to shore up water and power. Officials call it a temporary backstop while states negotiate longer-term rules.

A New Orleans coalition urged state leaders Wednesday for a statewide outdoor siren network, citing mid‑June tornadoes and gaps in cellphone alerts.

A fireworks accident scorched a stretch of Quincy dunes, leaving neighbors worried about ash, chemical fallout and protected shorebirds.

Flood Watch in Austin through Thursday evening. Repeated heavy storms may cause flash and urban flooding.

NWS Miami issued a special weather statement for Naples Park and Palm River through 11 p.m., warning gusty winds and pea‑size hail.

MMSD crews found a major clog in a combined-sewer overflow that may help explain repeated Bay View basement backups and flooding. Cleanup and audits are underway.

Morning fog gives way to a hot, sticky day with highs near 90°F and a slight chance of afternoon storms. Weekend rain chances increase Friday–Saturday.

Timnath Reservoir has been opened temporarily to anglers under an emergency salvage authorization as water levels fall and a large fish kill becomes likely. Officials have suspended bag limits and waived certain permits to let people harvest fish now.

Scattered storms likely this afternoon with brief heavy downpours and ponding possible. Highs near 86°F and warmer later in the week.

Patchy morning fog gives way to highs near 82°F; Heat Advisory runs through Thursday with elevated tides tonight.

A Heat Advisory hits parts of the South Bay Wednesday with highs near 89°F and gusty northwest winds. Boaters should expect choppy seas and elevated fire-weather concerns.

Heat Advisory runs through Wednesday evening with highs near 92°F. Smoke arriving tonight could make air unhealthy for sensitive groups.

NWS Miami warned Glades County of pea‑sized hail and gusts up to 50 mph Tuesday evening.