Cool, mostly dry Saturday gives way to highs near 91°F on Sunday. Scattered storms return Monday evening, possibly disrupting commutes.

A Beach Hazards Statement warns of sneaker waves and strong rip currents through Wednesday, June 24. Cool coast and breezy afternoons; inland warming midweek.

Clear and breezy Saturday with highs near 74F. Cooler Sunday with a chance of showers and choppy lake conditions.

Cloudy morning clears to sunshine with highs near 71°F. NWS warns of high rip current risk through Sunday.

Large Argentine tegus have been spotted near Lake Poinsett in Cocoa, prompting concerns for nesting wildlife. Officials urge photo documentation and reporting.

Cloudy start in San Jose with inland highs near 77°F. Beach Hazards Statement through June 24 warns of sneaker waves and strong rip currents.

A Heat Advisory runs noon–6 p.m. Saturday as showers and thunderstorms become likely; heat indices could top 105–108°F with pockets of heavy rain and localized flooding.

Overnight storms cut power to thousands in San Antonio. CPS Energy crews are working to restore service while forecasters warn of more rain and dangerous heat.

Patchy fog Saturday morning gives way to highs near 88°F today; Sunday spikes to around 96°F with heat‑index readings near 106°F and storms possible Sunday night.

Hot and dry in Salt Lake City today with gusty winds. Isolated evening storms may bring dry lightning—take precautions.

Clear, comfortable Saturday with a high near 75°F. Showers and thunderstorms likely Tuesday, June 23, 2026 — plan ahead.

Sunny, breezy Saturday; heavy rain and flood risk expected Sunday, June 21. Plan ahead for outdoor plans and allow extra travel time.

A Flood Watch covers St. Louis Sunday into early Monday with heavy rain and a threat of severe storms. Expect 1–3 inches of rain and gusts to 28 mph.