A Wind Advisory runs Thursday with southwest gusts up to 41 mph. Morning showers give way to mostly sunny skies and a warm afternoon.

Heat Advisory in effect June 18; highs near 96°F and heat indexes into the 100s. Expect late‑afternoon storms and sudden heavy downpours.

Heavy storms this afternoon into tonight bring a Flash Flood Watch and a Wind Advisory for Atlanta. Expect pockets of 2–4 inches of rain and gusts up to 35 mph.

Mostly cloudy and muggy this morning; storms possible this afternoon with gusts up to 35–40 mph. High rip current risk at ocean beaches through tonight.

Wind Advisory through 6 p.m. Thursday with gusts up to 50 mph near Lake Erie. High rip current risk and rough waves make beaches dangerous today.

Flood Watch in effect through 10 a.m. Thursday with scattered storms expected later. Brief heavy downpours and gusty winds could slow the commute.

A Heat Advisory is in effect in Miami on Thursday, June 18, with heat index values near 110°F. Wildfire smoke from west Dade is reducing air quality; cooling centers are available.

Hot and gusty Thursday in Baltimore: highs near 95°F with gusty SW winds and late-afternoon storm chances. Boaters and waterfront residents should take care.

Clear Thursday morning in Indy with breezy afternoon winds. Flooding lingers and stronger storms are likely Sunday night into Monday.

Heat Advisory for Tampa today with highs near 956F and heat-index values topping 1056F. Dangerous rip currents expected at Gulf beaches into Friday morning.

The Bella Fire burned roughly 80 acres west of Lancaster on Wednesday and prompted an evacuation warning for rural Zone LAC-E002.

A Gulf‑fed surge has pushed precipitable water into the 1.5–2+ inch range over central Missouri, meaning storms this evening could dump heavy, localized rain and spark flash flooding.

A 20,000-plus-acre blaze burned south of Toppenish while an Upriver fire east of Spokane forced Level 2 and 3 evacuations and shelter openings.