Morning temps are mild but Phoenix will heat into the low 90s today and climb to near 100°F by Memorial Day.

Sunny afternoons return with inland highs near 73°F today and a hotter Thursday. Boaters should heed Small Craft Advisories for the Columbia River Bar.

Low clouds this morning give way to sunny afternoons and warmer inland temperatures. Onshore cooling and gusty winds are likely early next week.

Foggy morning and a high near 78°F. Heavy showers and thunderstorms likely today, with daily storm chances into Memorial Day weekend.

Partly cloudy and warm today with highs near 88°F; gusty E‑winds and a moderate rip current risk at area beaches through Friday.

Officials say human error at a Long Beach treatment plant sent thousands of gallons into Reynolds Channel. Crews and state regulators are sampling and investigating the release.

Morning clouds ease into sun with highs near 67°F; a cooler, wetter Memorial Day is likely. Boaters should watch advisories.

Cloudy, cool and breezy with a Beach Hazard Statement for Lake Michigan; waves 4–6 ft and dangerous currents through Thursday.

Foggy morning in Knoxville gives way to a hot, humid afternoon; afternoon storms are possible with a few strong cells.

Clear and muggy this morning; scattered storms are likely this afternoon with heavy downpours possible.

A Beach Hazards Statement warns 3–5 ft waves and dangerous currents Wednesday night; daytime highs in the mid‑50s and rain returns Friday.

Cloudy and cool with rain likely through mid‑afternoon and a Flood Watch for parts of south‑central Indiana.

A Mobil station canopy was ripped from its supports on Detroit’s west side during Tuesday’s severe storms, with photos showing the collapsed pump shelter.