Light rain this morning with a high near 73°F. Local heavy downpours could produce 1–2 inches and lead to street flooding.

Cloudy and muggy this morning in Columbus, showers and thunderstorms likely with highs near 70. Heavier rain possible late Friday—plan for wet commutes.

Low 70s this morning; highs near 89°F with scattered afternoon storms possible. Rain chances increase Thursday and persist through Memorial Day.

Cloudy and cool today with spotty showers. Heavier, widespread rain is likely late Friday into Saturday with possible river rises.

Cool, breezy midweek gives way to showers and storms late Friday into Saturday. Boaters and holiday planners should watch the forecast.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely today in Pittsburgh. Forecast guidance now points to a soggy Memorial Day weekend with pockets of heavy rain.

Hot, humid Wednesday in Orlando with highs near 90°F and a chance of afternoon storms. High rip‑current risk along Atlantic beaches and cooling centers are available.

Heat Advisory through 8 p.m.; inland spots may feel like the mid-90s. Scattered afternoon storms could bring gusty winds.

Heat will surge into the upper 90s Wednesday, May 20, before a strong cold front brings likely showers and potentially severe thunderstorms this afternoon and evening.

Highs near 96°F today, then scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. Expect gusty winds, hail risk and a sharp cool-down through the holiday.

Heat Advisory through Wednesday as highs reach the mid‑90s. Late‑afternoon storms should cool the region.

Bayer’s Monsanto unit will pay at least $133 million to Michigan and Rhode Island to address decades‑old PCB contamination, with contingency clauses that could raise the totals.

Pierce County warns rising temperatures and drought are increasing wildfire risk. A burn ban starts June 1 and residents are urged to prepare and enroll in alerts.