Flood Watch through 7 p.m. Tuesday as storms bring heavy downpours and localized street flooding.

High rip current risk at Northeast Florida beaches today. Expect hot, humid weather with scattered afternoon storms and the potential for strong inland gusts.

Late‑day thunderstorms are possible, with heavier rain overnight that could drop 1–2 inches and flood low spots. Expect wet roads Tuesday night into Wednesday.

A black bear ran through a Cobb County apartment complex Monday, leaving residents shaken and a viral video in its wake.

The National Weather Service updated a strong‑storm alert Monday evening for parts of North Texas, warning of heavy rain, lightning, gusty winds and small hail.

The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for Sampson County after heavy storms dropped 1–3 inches of rain; Clinton, Roseboro and Salemburg were named. Drivers were urged to avoid flooded roads.

Heavy storms and a Flood Watch are in effect Tuesday for Atlanta. Expect soggy commutes and localized flash flooding.

A muggy Tuesday will turn wet tonight, with heavier showers and localized flash flooding possible.

Overnight downpours flooded roads across western North Carolina, forcing water rescues in Henderson County and prompting a flash‑flood warning.

Mostly cloudy and warm Tuesday, then a wetter Wednesday with possible pockets of flooding. Watch forecasts before heading out.

Fog this morning in Cincinnati. Showers and thunderstorms likely this afternoon, with heavier rain possible Wednesday and a localized flooding risk.

Dense fog will limit lakefront visibility early Tuesday, then burn off for a mild, partly sunny afternoon with highs near 74°F.

Scattered storms are possible Tuesday afternoon, with showers and locally heavy rain likely late Tuesday night into Wednesday. Expect soggy commutes and spot flooding.