Heavy thunderstorms and a Flood Watch cover Knoxville today; pockets of flash flooding and gusty winds are possible.

Low clouds this morning clear to partly sunny with highs near 73°F. A warm‑up arrives Monday and Tuesday.

A fast-moving line of severe storms prompted an NWS warning across central North Carolina Friday, with quarter‑size hail and gusts up to 70 mph expected.

High near 109°F Saturday with gusty evening winds and a Blowing Dust Advisory for parts of the valley. Storm chances increase Sunday.

NWS Miami issued a late‑night special weather statement for Coral Springs, Plantation and Sunrise warning of gusts near 50 mph through 11:45 p.m. EDT.

Extreme Heat Warning for Salt Lake City; highs to 107°F and little overnight relief.

Highs near 101°F Saturday with gusty east winds and isolated storms. Cooling centers are open while Monday–Tuesday bring increased storm and flood risk.

A prolonged heat stretch begins Saturday, July 11 — highs reach the upper 90s and nights stay warm through much of next week. Plan outdoor activities accordingly.

The Little Harpeth spilled into the Brentwood YMCA lot this week, partially submerging cars. Officials and the Y are now weighing outdoor alarms, intercoms and faster alerts.

Florida health officials warned swimmers after tests found elevated bacteria at Golden Beach and two Miami Beach sites. Advisories remain in effect while samples are rechecked.

Concord’s emergency account warned Friday of a severe thunderstorm covering the city and Charlotte‑Douglas Airport through 4 p.m. EDT. Officials urged residents to shelter and avoid flooded roads.

Mostly sunny Saturday with highs near 79°F and breezy northeast winds. Heat returns early next week with highs into the 90s and cooling centers available.

Sunny Saturday with a high near 90°F and a multi‑day heat wave through Tuesday. Cooling centers are available across the Twin Cities.