Cloudy, muggy morning; highs near 94°F with heat index over 100°F. Breezy south winds may gust near 30 mph.

Expect low-90s highs Friday and feels-like temps in the 100s. Heat advisories look increasingly likely starting Sunday; check cooling centers if you lack A/C.

A long‑duration heat wave arrives Sunday with Monday the worst — highs near 97°F and heat indices over 105°F. Thunderstorms and gusty winds are possible during the week.

Mostly cloudy and cool today with showers mainly staying south. Dangerous heat builds Monday, June 29, with heat-index values topping 100°F.

Patchy fog and cool lakeshore Friday give way to a major heat wave early next week with highs nearing the 90s. Plan for cooling centers and heat safety.

Highs in the mid‑90s Friday and gusty south winds through the weekend. Heat index may top 105°F; cooling centers are available.

Hot and muggy in Tampa today: highs near 95°F and feels-like temps topping 100°F. Afternoon storms are possible and cooling stations are available.

Heavy storms and a Flood Watch mean 1–3 inches of rain and travel impacts Friday into Saturday. Expect localized flooding and slower commutes.

Cool Friday and a dry weekend. Be ready: highs could climb into the upper 90s by Tuesday.

Fog gives way to heavy downpours and a Flood Watch for Cincinnati through Saturday morning.

Low 70s this morning; high near 90°F. Slight chance of afternoon storms and heat index topping 100°F by the weekend.

Showers arrive Friday night across Cleveland, tapering Saturday; a hot, humid stretch returns next week with highs near the 90s.

Highs near 93°F today with storms possible after 1 p.m. Heat indices may top 100°F; cooling locations are available.