NWS crews are surveying damage after a June 30 storm near Trenary that showed radar rotation and produced large hail; a tornado touchdown has not yet been confirmed.

Triple-digit heat and heat-index values above 110F will persist through Friday. Cooling centers and heat-patrols are active across the city.

A late-June hailstorm battered Solon and the city has logged roughly 1,300 repair permits as homeowners scramble to fix roofs, windows and siding.

Hot and humid on Wednesday, July 1 highs near 976F with heat index up to 1036F. Low rain chances; check cooling centers and plan outdoor activity accordingly.

A Heat Advisory runs through Friday with heat indices likely above 105°F. Hospitality Hub downtown is open as a cooling center.

Clear skies and upper‑80s today; warming toward the mid‑90s by July 4. Expect breezy evenings and localized hot spots.

NWS warned of quarter‑size hail and 60 mph gusts across parts of western Massachusetts; officials urged shelter and to monitor local updates.

Cool, cloudy start in Portland with a high near 69°F today. Inland valleys warm into the low‑mid 80s for July 4.

Patchy fog keeps Downtown LA cool on Wednesday; a gradual warm-up begins Thursday.

County agencies set up dumpsters and pointed residents to state relief and 211 reporting as cleanup continues after the June 17 tornado.

Cool, foggy mornings give way to sunny, breezy afternoons with highs near 69°F and gusts up to 20 mph. A warming trend is expected into the holiday weekend.

Pittsburgh is under an Extreme Heat Warning with highs near 100°F and heat indices up to 110°F. Cooling centers are open across the city.

An Extreme Heat Warning is in effect for St. Louis through Friday, July 3. Highs near 97°F and heat‑index readings to around 110°F; cooling centers and safety tips below.