Fog lifts for a hot Tuesday in Knoxville with highs near 90°F. Showers and storms return Wednesday into the holiday weekend.

Highs near 92 Tuesday with gusty south winds. Scattered storms build late; multiple inches of rain possible by the weekend.

A Flood Watch is in effect through 1 p.m. CDT Tuesday, May 19, 2026, as heavy showers and thunderstorms continue across St. Louis. Expect brief flooding and gusty winds; allow extra travel time.

Showers and a few thunderstorms will make for a soggy commute. Gusty north winds and cooler‑than‑normal temperatures persist through Thursday.

Wayne County has moved to Stage 2 fire restrictions — the first county in Utah to do so — banning open fires across mountains, parks and campgrounds amid dry conditions.

High rip-current risk and gusty east winds will make Jacksonville beaches hazardous through May 20. Morning fog may slow some commutes.

Hot and humid Tuesday in Memphis with highs near 90°F and likely afternoon storms. Brief gusty winds and downpours are possible.

Clear, hot and dry today in El Paso with highs near 91°F, breezy afternoons and very low humidity. Small rain chances may return late Friday into Saturday.

Near‑freezing start Tuesday with frost in places; scattered showers and late‑day storms likely.

Hot, muggy Tuesday in Austin with storms likely tonight. Heavy rain and gusty winds could disrupt evening commutes.

A short overnight freeze could harm unprotected plants and pipes in Salt Lake City, but sunshine returns and highs surge into the 80s by the weekend.

WWL‑TV medical reporter Meg Farris was stung while covering a New Orleans hive relocation; beekeepers captured and moved two large hives containing thousands of bees.

The San Antonio Fire Department released a top‑10 list of the city’s most rescue‑prone low‑water crossings as storms approach. Old Seguin Road at Salado Creek led the ranking.