Monroe moved to Stage 2 mandatory water restrictions on July 6 as reservoir levels lag after a dry spring. Outdoor watering windows are limited and some uses — including home car washing — are banned.

A flash flood warning covered parts of Durham and Orange counties Monday night after storms dumped 1–3 inches and more rain was possible; low‑lying roads were at risk.

Cool morning Tuesday gives way to a midweek warm‑up with highs near 95°F by Thursday. Check local respite sites and call 2‑1‑1 for cooling center hours.

Triple-digit heat returns with highs near 109–111°F and minimal nighttime relief. County cooling stations are open July 6–8.

Cloudy morning in San Jose with a marine layer; gusty NNW winds this afternoon. Beach Hazards Statement through Friday warns of sneaker waves and strong rip currents.

Morning fog and mid‑70s at the coast; inland valleys and deserts face dangerous heat midweek.

Cool, foggy mornings give way to breezy afternoons. A Beach Hazards Statement through Friday warns of sneaker waves and strong rip currents.

Heat Advisory noon–8 p.m. Tuesday with highs near 96 and heat‑index into the 100s. Scattered afternoon storms could bring heavy downpours and gusty winds.

Farmington has placed areas east of I‑15 under Stage 2 fire restrictions, banning open flames from campfires to charcoal grills and limiting fireworks to the regional park.

A 5-year-old boy was found dead after flash flooding in Lewisville, Monroe County; authorities are investigating while emergency crews urged residents to avoid floodwaters.

Clear morning; highs near 92°F and heat index up to 105°F. Afternoon storms possible and a few storms could bring gusty winds and heavy downpours.

Patchy fog and low clouds keep Philadelphia cool on Tuesday with a high near 77°F. Showers and thunderstorms become more likely Thursday–Saturday.

A severe thunderstorm warning covered Currituck County with storms expected to bring 60 mph gusts, frequent lightning and possible power outages.