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Heat Advisory in Miami today with heat index up to 110°F. Smoke from nearby fires may reduce air quality in parts of the metro.
Heat Advisory in effect Friday with highs near 95°F and storms likely after 1 p.m.; cooling‑center access has been expanded.
Mostly cloudy and 75°F in Philadelphia this morning. Breezy this afternoon with gusts to 30 mph; weekend turns pleasant.
Clear, breezy Juneteenth in NYC with highs near 80°F. Dangerous rip currents at Atlantic beaches through tonight.
Storms and sticky heat could disrupt Juneteenth plans across Jacksonville today. Expect heavy downpours, gusty winds and heat indices topping 100°F.
Sunny Juneteenth in Boston with highs near 78°F and brisk west winds; coastal waters are choppy and advisories are posted.
Scattered morning showers then a breezy, partly sunny afternoon with highs near 86°F. Stronger storms are possible Sunday night into Monday.
Sunny and breezy for Juneteenth in Columbus with highs near 78°F. Heavy rain may arrive Sunday night into Monday, with 1–2 inches possible.
Cloudy, muggy start with a Flash Flood Watch in effect. Spotty afternoon thunderstorms could bring brief heavy rain and gusty winds.
Morning fog clears to sun and highs near 80°F; heavy rain likely Sunday night into Monday with localized flooding possible.
Scattered Juneteenth morning showers in D.C., then gusty northwest winds and a warm weekend. Storms could become severe by Monday.
SPC issued Tornado Watch 352 for Berkshire County through 3 p.m. EDT as fast-moving storms approach. Residents should monitor local radar and prepare to shelter from damaging winds or isolated tornadoes.
NWS updated a thunderstorm alert for Warren and Halifax counties Thursday afternoon, warning of gusts up to 40 mph and impacts around Roanoke Rapids and Lake Gaston.
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