The National Weather Service reports a brisk morning in Philadelphia with increasing clouds and a high near 52°F, accompanied by gusty Northwest winds and moderate humidity. The weekend forecast includes possible rain and thunderstorms.

The forecast for Atlanta shows sunny skies and mild temperatures, with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s and lows in the 40s and 50s, and a slight chance of rain on Tuesday.

The National Weather Service in Indianapolis predicts a calm and sunny day, turning partly cloudy tonight with mild temperatures, and a mostly sunny Friday, but potential rain over the weekend.

A sunny and mild weather pattern is forecasted for Tampa, FL, with daytime highs in the mid-70s to low 80s and clear skies throughout the upcoming week.

Tests show St. Helena’s water topped the state limit for haloacetic acids; the city approved an emergency SCADA upgrade as crews adjust treatment.

The Aurora Borealis was visible in Central Texas due to a geomagnetic storm, with further sightings expected across the US as solar activity increases.

A county-run weather respite center opened at the Warren E. Thornton Youth Center to provide cots, showers and hot meals to people affected by the storm.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days ahead for Austin with highs in the low to mid-80s and light winds, giving residents a chance to enjoy consistent, rain-free weather.

A strong solar storm pushed the aurora borealis into view near San Antonio Tuesday night, producing dozens of viewer photos and local galleries.

Seven Colorado River states failed to reach a water conservation agreement by a deadline, despite urgent need due to prolonged drought. Federal intervention may occur if no consensus is reached.

The Northern Lights were visible in the Tri-State area due to a solar storm, with possible sightings again tonight. Disruptions in GPS and power grids occurred, and observers are advised to find dark spots and use "night mode" for photos.

Chicago area residents witnessed the Northern Lights, with potential for more sightings amid solar storms causing both awe and potential technological disruptions.

The Northern Lights were visible from Southeast Texas due to a G4 geomagnetic storm, with no reported technology disruptions and more celestial events anticipated.