A Flash Flood Warning covers parts of Collin and Denton counties this afternoon after heavy storms dumped up to 2 inches of rain. Officials warned of flooded streets, underpasses and fast‑rising creeks.

Dallas published its first Extreme Heat Intervention Guidebook, mapping hot neighborhoods and recommending trees, cooling centers and smart-surface fixes as summers get hotter.

Six Flags Magic Mountain agreed to fund stormwater‑treatment and habitat projects that conservation groups say will cut polluted runoff into the Santa Clara River and support steelhead recovery.

Three tagged white sharks pinged along the North Carolina coast this week. Researchers say the detections reflect seasonal migration and offer new data for scientists.

Heavy afternoon storms are likely today with 2+ inches possible through Memorial Day; expect soggy commutes and spotty flooding.

Sunny, dry and warming fast: highs climb into the upper 90s by Memorial Day weekend. Clark County cooling stations are available for anyone who needs relief.

Cloudy, cool Wednesday with morning showers possible and a wetter end to the week. Expect storms to arrive late Thursday night into Friday.

Mostly cloudy and muggy this morning in Austin with highs near 84°F. Tonight’s storms may bring heavy rain and localized flooding.

Hot afternoon near 95°F in Raleigh with storms likely Thursday; plan outdoor activities accordingly.

Sunny and warm midweek — highs near 81°F today in central L.A. Cooler, cloudy mornings return Thursday.

Clear, chilly start Wednesday with a sunny high near 64. Showers possible Friday; warm Memorial Day ahead.

Clear mornings give way to sun and mid‑80s by Wednesday. Interior hills should watch for elevated fire risk through Thursday.

Mid-50s this morning; inland highs could reach the low 80s. Boaters should watch offshore advisories and pack layers.