A Heat Advisory runs through Tuesday with highs in the low 90s. Cooling centers are open and officials urge hydration and shade.

Low clouds this morning give way to a hot, humid afternoon. Highs near 94°F with feels‑like readings around 100–105°F and southerly gusts to 25 mph.

NWS warns of 4–6 ft waves and gusty NNE winds this evening; stay out of Lake Michigan.

A tornado warning was issued Sunday night for Woods County as storms moved through northwest Oklahoma. Officials urged residents to seek shelter and monitor updates.

NWS has issued a Flood Warning for the Satilla River at Atkinson; the river is forecast to hit 13.0 feet by Wednesday, threatening campgrounds and low roads.

Cool, mostly dry Monday with highs near 66°F and breezy lakefront winds. Showers and thunderstorms become more likely late Tuesday into Wednesday.

Scattered storms are likely this afternoon with gusts to about 30 mph. Brief heavy downpours could cause localized flooding and slow the commute.

Sunny today with a high near 80°F, then showers and thunderstorms Tuesday, June 23. Brief heavy downpours and small hail are possible in spots.

Showers and thunderstorms will roll through Nashville Monday with gusty winds and a soggy commute; highs near 84°F. Expect brief heavy downpours and localized ponding.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Memphis through 7 p.m.; heavy morning storms could drop 1–2 inches and cause street flooding. Expect slow, wet commutes.

Strong storms and gusty winds may snarl Monday morning's commute in Dallas. Highs will top out near 91 with heat index readings near 100–102.

Cloudy and cool Monday in St. Louis with highs near 75°F. Patchy fog possible tonight; showers and thunderstorms likely Wednesday into Wednesday night.

Highs near 97°F with heat indices up to 107°F today in Tampa. Cooling stations are open and isolated inland storms are possible.