Clear and cool this morning; sunshine and highs near 74°F today, warming into the 80s by Memorial Day. Isolated mountain storms Friday and gusty winds possible next week.

Cool, cloudy start Friday with highs near 64°F and evening storm chances. Warmer Memorial Day with highs near 85°F.

Cool morning gives way to upper‑80s and gusty afternoons; elevated fire-weather risk runs through Sunday.

DOH‑Miami‑Dade warned swimmers to avoid Crandon Park North after tests detected elevated fecal‑indicator bacteria ahead of Memorial Day weekend.

Cloudy morning in Minneapolis with spotty afternoon showers; heavier rain is expected west of the metro tonight. Expect a warm, drier Memorial Day weekend afterward.

High rip current risk on Miami beaches through Friday evening. Warm, breezy conditions into the holiday weekend with a slight chance of afternoon storms.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Houston coastal counties through Monday. Multiple rounds of storms could drop 4–6+ inches, raising the risk of flash flooding.

Patchy fog Friday morning clears to sun, but strong to severe storms are possible tonight. Expect heavy downpours and gusty winds during the evening commute.

Cloudy and cool Friday with isolated afternoon showers and a better chance of storms tonight. Rains linger into the holiday weekend; plan for wet roads.

An NWS warning for Surry and Stokes counties warned of marble-sized hail, 40-mph gusts and frequent lightning Thursday afternoon around Pilot Mountain. Officials urged people to seek shelter.

Life‑threatening 3–5‑foot waves and dangerous currents are expected along Lake Michigan through Saturday. Expect a cool, breezy day with spotty morning showers and highs near 57°F.

Mostly cloudy and muggy Friday in Dallas; late-night storms likely after 1 a.m. Saturday with heavy downpours possible.

Cloudy Friday with showers on the way. A wet pattern may bring 2–4 inches through mid-week—expect delays and possible urban flooding.