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.

Clear morning, highs near 91°F with late-day storms possible; dangerous rip currents on the Atlantic coast.

Patchy morning fog clears to a mostly sunny, warm afternoon with highs near 78°F. Moderate rip currents continue; slight chance of showers Wednesday.

Patchy fog along the Lake Erie shore will lift by mid‑morning. Expect highs in the low 80s today.

Muggy Tuesday in Raleigh with highs near 87°F and scattered afternoon storms. Brief heavy downpours possible — expect wet roads during the commute.

Dense fog will slow Baltimore’s Tuesday morning commute; spotty showers today and heavy, slow‑moving storms could bring localized flooding midweek.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely across Knoxville on Monday, May 25, 2026, with heavy downpours possible. Highs near 80°F — bring a dry backup for outdoor plans.

Zion National Park entered Stage 2 fire restrictions on May 22, 2026, banning most campfires in Watchman, South and Zion Canyon picnic areas. Visitors should bring propane stoves and check Utah Fire Info before going.

Dense fog hugs the lake shore into mid‑morning; sun and warmth follow with highs near 79°F. Beachgoers should watch for lifeguard flags and rough surf.

The National Weather Service warns Big Creek could crest near 9.5 feet, threatening the Big Creek Greenway, Rock Mill Park and a YMCA campground across parts of Fulton and Forsyth counties.

NWS Raleigh warned Monday that strong thunderstorms with gusts up to 50 mph and frequent lightning were moving through the Piedmont, impacting parts of Granville, Durham, Franklin and Wake counties.