Hot, muggy and breezy today in Jacksonville. High rip current risk through Monday night; brief late‑day storms possible inland.

Morning cool gives way to low‑90s heat through Wednesday with a Moderate heat risk; showers and thunderstorms are likely late Wednesday night into Thursday.

A locally active fault runs beneath downtown San Diego; experts warn mapping gaps and recent seismic swarms make the Rose Canyon Fault a closer concern than most residents realize.

A flash flood warning for Oʻahu sent HNL Alert messages as roads flooded and flights were delayed.

Cloudy and humid in Honolulu Saturday with scattered showers and gusty east winds; a Coastal Flood Statement warns of minor tidal overwash through Monday.

Warm Saturday with only a small morning shower risk. Showers and thunderstorms likely Sunday and into Monday with gusty winds and heavy downpours possible.

Sunny Saturday with highs near 71°F and gusty southwest winds. A sharp warm-up is expected Sun–Wed with a midweek storm risk—watch forecasts if you have outdoor plans.

NWS warns high rip currents and minor coastal flooding could affect Galveston and nearby Gulf beaches through Monday morning. Lifeguards expect red flags and limited swimming.

Showers and afternoon thunderstorms likely Saturday with highs near 55°F. Mountain passes may see snow and mariners should expect choppy seas.

A Beach Hazards Statement and gusty winds make San Diego beaches hazardous from Saturday evening through Monday morning. Lifeguards and forecasters urge staying out of the water.

Gusty winds and rough surf will impact San Francisco this weekend. Wind Advisory 11 AM May 16–5 AM May 17; Beach Hazards Statement through May 18.

Cloudy, cool and soggy Saturday with showers and a chance of thunderstorms. Cascade passes under a Winter Weather Advisory; drier, warmer weather returns Sunday.

Clear morning at Sky Harbor with a fast warm‑up — highs near 98°F and gusty winds today. Sunday brings elevated fire danger for higher elevations; secure outdoor items.