Cool, rainy start Friday with heavier showers into Saturday and gusty east winds. Small craft advisories and tidal rises possible; Memorial Day looks warmer but unsettled.

Heavy showers and thunderstorms are likely in Columbus Friday, May 22, with a Flood Watch for parts of the metro. Expect localized flooding and a soggy commute.

Flood Watch in effect today for parts of Cincinnati. Heavy showers and thunderstorms likely — plan for a soggy commute.

A cool, rainy stretch arrives for Philadelphia with the heaviest rain Saturday night and strong onshore winds that raise rip‑current and small‑craft risks.

Light rain will slow Friday's commute; showers persist into the holiday weekend with gusty winds and coastal impacts possible.

The NWS issued a special weather statement after radar showed a storm near Statesville capable of 0.5-inch hail and 40 mph gusts across Iredell and Rowan counties Thursday.

Cool, partly sunny Friday with highs near 60°F. Rain moves in late Saturday and turns steady Sunday.

Clear Friday morning gives way to steady rain late Friday night into Saturday, with gusts to about 30 mph and Small Craft Advisories for nearshore waters.

Breezy trade winds return to Honolulu Thursday with gusts near 30 mph and passing windward showers.

Dallas will spray parts of Oak Cliff and Red Bird after West Nile–positive mosquitoes were detected; officials urge residents to stay inside during overnight treatments and remove standing water.

Las Vegas will warm into the upper 90s through Memorial Day Weekend with pockets of elevated heat risk. Gusty southwest winds could return Tuesday, May 26.

Sunny, very hot Thursday with highs near 96°F. Limited overnight relief — call 2‑1‑1 for cooling centers.

Downtown Los Angeles will warm into the low 80s Thursday with patchy overnight fog returning along the coast. Cooler, foggier mornings are expected through the holiday weekend.