Sunny and mild this morning. Near‑100°F heat arrives Friday–Saturday with afternoon storm chances.

Highs near 97 with heat‑index values into the low 100s Wednesday; isolated, gusty storms possible tonight near the Red River.

A Flood Watch runs through 1 p.m. CDT Wednesday as slow-moving storms threaten street flooding. Heat returns late week with highs in the mid-to-upper 90s.

Showers and thunderstorms likely Wednesday with an isolated severe threat this afternoon. Highs near 73°F.

Patchy morning fog clears by mid‑morning for mostly sunny skies and a high near 83°F in Knoxville. Storm chances return late Friday into the weekend.

Hot, hazy and humid: highs near 95°F with heat indices approaching 105°F. Cooling centers and safety tips inside.

Sunny afternoons with highs near 93°F and breezy south winds. Limited overnight relief and mid‑90s by the weekend.

Scattered thunderstorms likely Wednesday afternoon with a risk of damaging gusts. Hotter and more humid by next week.

Mostly cloudy start, high near 92°F; storms possible this afternoon and heat returns Sunday.

Sunny and muggy Wednesday with highs near 93°F. Heat indices may climb into the 104–110°F range this weekend; cooling centers could open.

Patchy dense fog slows Wednesday morning commute in Minneapolis. A big heat spike arrives Sunday into Monday.

Short‑lived storms could bring pea‑size hail and gusts near 55 mph to Clewiston, Harlem and Lake Harbor through 6:15 p.m. EDT. Officials urged residents and boaters to take shelter.

NWS warned of fast-moving storms across Robeson and Bladen counties Tuesday, with gusts up to 40 mph and travel impacts on I‑95.