A late‑Monday flash flood warning that included parts of Guadalupe County urged residents to move to higher ground and avoid flooded roads. TxDOT amplified the alert.

Sunny and hot today with inland highs near 90°F. Rain is likely late Wednesday into Thursday and cooling centers are open.

A 13-foot alligator was removed from Nassau Bay and TPWD has issued a Clear Lake advisory, urging residents and anglers to give waterways extra space.

A dangerous heat wave will bake Downtown L.A. from Tuesday through Thursday. Highs hit the mid‑90s with little overnight relief.

Cloudy, muggy start; high tides and 3–5 ft surf may flood low‑lying beaches tonight. Heat advisory begins Wednesday.

Nearly 30 bottlenose dolphins stranded off Brewster in what responders called the largest bottlenose mass stranding in Massachusetts; crews worked through the day to herd survivors offshore.

Extreme Heat Warning through Thursday with highs near 106°F and sticky nights. Cooling centers are available; thunderstorms and localized flooding are possible later this week.

Triple‑digit heat is headed to Washington midweek, with Wednesday peaking near 101°F and heat‑index values up to 106°F. Cooling centers and a coastal‑tide advisory are in effect.

Late-night severe thunderstorm warning for West Palm Beach area warned of 60 mph gusts and penny-sized hail.

A Code Orange ozone alert covers much of the Pittsburgh area for Tuesday; sensitive residents should limit heavy outdoor exertion and consult AirNow.

Sunny Tuesday in Seattle with highs near 81°F and light north winds. Light rain and isolated thunder are possible Thursday morning.

Triple-digit heat rolls in Tuesday; afternoon storms could bring heavy downpours and flash flooding in spots.

A federal filing would require South Bow to pay $26.9M and complete roughly $40M in safety upgrades after the 2022 Mill Creek spill; the settlement is open for public comment.