Meteorologist Jenn Harcher says the risk peaks through midday Wednesday. Lake Erie already holds the world waterspout record.

A Maryvale mom says her kids finally play outside after sunset — but some neighbors say the midday heat feels just the same.

Jacksonville could feel up to 112 degrees Wednesday before afternoon storms roll in.

Kansas City faces a stormy Wednesday morning before warmer weather develops later in the week.

Memphis faces a 102-degree high and heat index up to 111 on Wednesday, with an Extreme Heat Warning in effect through 8 p.m. Storm chances return overnight.

San Francisco's fog-to-sun routine returns Wednesday, with a high near 70 and breezy afternoon winds before a cooler weekend.

San Diego’s morning fog should clear into sunny 82-degree weather Wednesday, while inland and desert communities face dangerous heat alerts.

San Jose warms to 86 degrees Wednesday before a gradual cooldown settles in. Sunny afternoons and mild nights are expected through early next week.

Phoenix could reach 111 degrees this weekend as an Extreme Heat Warning overlaps with evening storm and blowing-dust risks.

A D.C. appeals court sided with the EPA against seven business groups, keeping billions in forever-chemical cleanup costs off taxpayers.

El Paso is heading into a long stretch of 100-degree heat, with little rain expected in the lowlands.

Edmond households now get just two watering days a week as summer demand more than doubles the city's winter usage.

Salt Lake City is headed for highs near 101°F before monsoon storms return Friday night. The weekend brings cooler temperatures, but also a heightened flash-flood threat.