Cool, sunny Monday in Columbus. Significant storms and heavy rain possible Wednesday night.

Clear, cool Monday with highs near 74°F. Showers Tuesday night, with a stronger, potentially severe round Wednesday night into Thursday.

Overnight fog and leftover rain clear to mostly sunny skies Monday with a high near 71°F. A stronger storm system may arrive late Wednesday into Thursday.

Sunny, breezy Monday with highs near 81°F. Coastal nuisance flooding in Annapolis this morning and a small craft advisory through the day.

Morning sun gives way to mid‑90s heat and a 40% chance of afternoon storms. Beaches face a moderate rip‑current risk and cooling centers may open.

NWS warned of 60 mph gusts and quarter‑size hail across Edgecombe, Halifax and Nash counties Sunday evening; drivers along I‑95 were urged to seek shelter.

Clear and breezy Monday in D.C., high near 80°F. Heat builds later with a Thursday storm threat.

Cool start Monday; sunshine returns but showers and thunderstorms return Tuesday, with a stronger severe threat Wednesday night.

Hot, humid Monday in Tampa with highs near 93°F and a heat index up to 102°F. Isolated morning showers and midday storms possible; plan indoor options for the afternoon.

Mostly sunny and seasonable today in Philadelphia with a high near 79F. Minor tidal flooding is possible along the Atlantic coast Monday evening (June 15).

Cuts to weather‑balloon launches and shifted schedules have created upper‑air gaps that Minnesota forecasters fear could cut lead time on severe‑weather warnings this summer.

Kauai County warned Saturday that Portuguese man o' war were spotted off Anini Beach Park; signs have been posted and officials will reassess on Monday.

Phoenix will top out near 109°F Sunday with sticky nights and gusty evenings. City cooling centers — including a 24/7 downtown respite — are open.