Scripps researchers report a months‑long marine heat wave off San Diego, with daily temperature records at Scripps Pier and seabirds washing ashore emaciated.

A fast-moving storm complex from the Hill Country could hit northwest Bexar County late Thursday night, bringing gusty winds, hail and heavy rain.

Hooker Ranch says a lightning strike killed five of its rescue horses in Winnsboro this week. The nonprofit thanked neighbors who donated equipment and vowed to continue its work.

Clear, dry skies and highs near 96°F today; mid‑ to upper‑90s through Memorial Day. Cooling stations are available and gusty winds may return Tuesday, May 26.

Sunny and dry through Memorial Day with highs in the mid‑ to upper‑90s. Low humidity and warm nights mean bring water and plan for hot afternoons.

Improperly discarded rechargeable batteries have ignited dozens of trash trucks across Tampa Bay, forcing crews to dump and extinguish smoldering loads.

A prolonged, soaking rain will hit New York City Saturday–Sunday, with high rip‑current risk at area beaches and possible minor urban flooding. Plan indoor backups.

Gov. Josh Green will brief the islands with NOAA on the 2026 hurricane outlook in Honolulu, highlighting new storm‑surge tools and state preparedness steps.

Sunny afternoons today with highs near 67F and gusty west-southwest winds. Interior Bay Area faces elevated fire risk.

Sunny Friday with inland highs near 82; rain becomes likely on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25. Boaters should monitor NWS advisories.

Hot and humid Friday with highs near 940F and evening storm chances. Stronger storms could produce gusts up to 40280950 mph.

Mostly cloudy and muggy with a 70% chance of storms today; heavy downpours and localized flooding are possible through Memorial Day.

A state board approved a lease forcing the Days Cove landfill to stop taking rubble by Dec. 31, 2029 and fund capping and restoration of roughly 114 acres. The deal includes a $5M penalty and new escrow oversight.