A Hinton Mesonet station recorded a 102‑mph gust early Monday as severe storms crossed Oklahoma, leaving reports of downed trees and scattered outages.

Heat Advisory Monday in New Orleans — highs near 92°F and heat indices up to 109°F. Cooling centers and safety tips listed.

Cool, cloudy mornings and breezy afternoons, with a Beach Hazards Statement through Wednesday. Sneaker waves and strong rip currents make the Pacific shore risky.

Portland updated its curbside recycling list to accept empty pizza boxes, screw‑on caps and fully empty aerosol cans, while removing shredded paper from curbside pickup.

Triple‑digit heat returns: highs near 109°F today and a midweek Extreme Heat Watch with highs to 114°F.

Patchy fog this morning gives way to sun; a Heat Advisory runs Tuesday–Thursday and inland highs climb into the 80s.

Muggy Monday with highs near 92°F and feels-like values over 105°F. High rip current risk and a Small Craft Advisory affect the coast; cooling centers are open.

Overnight storms moved through before dawn. More rounds of heavy showers and a few severe storms are possible today and into Tuesday.

Clear morning gives way to a hot afternoon with a chance of strong storms; hail and gusts possible east of I‑25.

Low clouds give way to mid‑90s heat Monday; heat index may near 105°F. South‑southeast gusts up to 25 mph and public cooling sites are available.

DEP’s draft permit would let LCT Energy treat and release minewater into Jacobs Creek; locals warn of subsidence and harm to trout and tourism.

A Heat Advisory runs in Seattle through Wednesday with highs in the 80s; cooling centers are available and rain is expected to return Thursday night.

Triple‑digit highs are expected through Wednesday with a Heat Advisory in effect. The city has opened cooling centers; call 2‑1‑1 for locations.