Atlanta starts Sunday cloudy and muggy, with an 88°F high and afternoon thunderstorms possible. A wetter pattern takes over by Tuesday.

Raleigh faces an afternoon and evening storm threat Sunday, with heavy rain and localized flooding possible. More thunderstorms are likely through midweek.

A clear Orlando morning gives way to afternoon thunderstorms, gusty winds and a localized flooding risk Sunday. The unsettled pattern lasts through next weekend.

Tampa faces a stormy Sunday with a 70% rain chance, heavy downpours and dangerous rip currents along Gulf beaches.

Cloudy skies and periodic showers will keep Indianapolis cool Sunday, with a high near 75 before a sunny warm-up begins Monday.

Clear skies open Sunday in New York City, but showers and thunderstorms arrive later before a soaking, stormy Monday.

Baltimore faces a stormy Sunday with a Flood Watch, heavy rain and thunderstorms possible through late tonight.

A House committee advanced a bill authorizing $10 million annually for invasive-species strike teams. Maui’s local battles with coqui frogs, little fire ants and miconia show why early detection matters.

Honolulu gets a hot, windy Saturday with morning showers, strong trade winds and rougher waters offshore. The trades ease next week as shower chances increase.

A wastewater spill tied to Riviera Beach’s Lift Station 10 has triggered no-swim and no-irrigation advisories for affected Singer Island waterways.

Austin could hit 98 degrees Saturday before a weak front brings showers, thunderstorms and isolated flood risks. The heat returns in force Sunday.

The Grasshopper Fire has surged to 23,672 acres with zero containment as Wasco County evacuation zones remain active. Fire officials will brief residents Friday evening in Maupin.

Oklahoma City gets a sunny, breezy weekend before temperatures surge back toward 100 degrees next week.