NWS Miami issued a special weather statement for Pahokee and Canal Point, warning pea‑sized hail and gusts near 50 mph through 5:45 p.m. EDT.

CAL FIRE's Amador‑El Dorado Unit has paused residential pile burning in El Dorado County and nearby SRAs. Residents should stop backyard burns and check local burn‑day lines.

Utah Clean Energy asked the state PSC to re-examine Rocky Mountain Power's 2025 IRP, saying the update could cost customers roughly $10 billion more; the utility says its modeling still favors renewables.

Low clouds this morning clear to sunny afternoons with highs near 755B0F. NWS warns of rough surf and high rip current risk through Friday.

San Jose heads for the mid‑80s Tuesday while late‑night high tides and sneaker waves threaten bayside spots through Thursday. Move cars and check cooling centers if needed.

Sunny Tuesday with a high near 77F. Evening high tides could cause splashover on low-lying shore roads.

Clear morning and quick heat-up: highs near 92°F with an Extreme Heat Warning through 11 p.m. Tuesday. Stay hydrated and check cooling-center options via 2‑1‑1.

Las Vegas will hit about 110°F Tuesday and Wednesday with overnight lows in the mid‑80s. Expect gusty late‑week winds and elevated fire danger.

Dense bands of Mormon crickets are covering Highway 140 outside Adel, creating slick, smelly roads. BLM and USDA are mapping infestations and have applied bait while monitoring.

High tides and long-period swell raise sneaker-wave and minor flooding risk along San Francisco’s shoreline through Thursday.

Flood Watch through Tuesday evening for parts of South‑Central Texas; spotty storms today, then a midweek heat spike into the 90s.

Low clouds hug Downtown L.A. mornings while highs reach about 80°F. South‑facing beaches face rough surf and elevated tides through June 17.

NWS Miami warned of pea-sized hail and wind gusts up to 50 mph for Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach and Sunrise through 5:30 PM EDT; residents were told to seek shelter.