Flood Watch through Wednesday with repeated heavy storms. Expect 2–7 inches in places and possible flash flooding.

Flood Watch in effect for New Orleans through Wednesday; repeated heavy downpours may cause localized street flooding.

Partly sunny, breezy Monday with highs near 84°F. Storm chances ramp up Tuesday through Friday, with heavy rain possible late week.

Heat Advisory Monday in Miami with heat index topping 100°F and scattered afternoon storms. County cooling sites are available.

Severe storms pummeled parts of Southeast Michigan Sunday, prompting NWS warnings, a DTW traffic-management program and a flooded stretch of Ann Arbor Road in Plymouth.

Sunny Monday with highs near 79°F and light northwest breezes. Organized storms and a severe risk arrive Wednesday, June 17; have a backup plan for outdoor events.

A strong warm‑up could push Raleigh near 100°F on Thursday, June 18. Expect hot afternoons and a late‑week chance of storms — plan ahead for cooling.

NWS Miami warns of gusty storms in Doral, Sweetwater and Olympia Heights through 3:15 PM EDT. Expect gusts and small hail; seek shelter.

Spotty showers this morning; highs near 78°F. High tides tonight could cause splashover on low-lying streets like Morrissey Boulevard.

Hot and humid today with widely scattered thunderstorms this afternoon; heat index may top 100°F. Expect downpours and gusty winds, especially 2–5 p.m.

Mostly cloudy, muggy start this morning, then mostly sunny with highs near 78°F. Morning gusts and elevated nighttime tides through Wednesday may affect waterfront areas.

Cool, sunny Monday in Detroit with a high near 73°F. Midweek storms could bring strong gusts and 1–2 inches of rain in places.

Mostly sunny Monday with highs near 72°F. Strong storms and gusty winds possible Wednesday night into Thursday (June 17–18).