Hot sun ahead: highs near 94°F Tuesday and near‑record heat through Wednesday. Isolated storms Wednesday could bring gusty winds.

Showers this morning with gusts to 40 mph possible this afternoon and a Gale Warning on Lake Michigan. Boaters and commuters should plan for blustery conditions.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms sweep through Jacksonville Tuesday with a high rip‑current risk at area beaches. Expect gusty onshore winds and slick roads.

Cool, sunny Tuesday in Philly. Showers and thunderstorms move in Wednesday night, then a hot weekend with highs climbing into the 80s and near 90.

Clear skies Tuesday with highs near 81°F; a bigger heat surge pushes toward the 90s by Friday. Low humidity raises minor fire‑weather concerns before a slight chance of storms early next week.

Clear morning turns warm — highs near 83°F and gusty winds today. Midweek heat spikes and fire‑weather concern return for parts of western Oklahoma.

Clear morning in Dallas with highs near 84°F today. Temperatures climb into the low 90s by Thursday with gusty south winds and a small chance of weekend storms.

Dense morning fog will slow the Tuesday commute in Raleigh but should clear by mid‑morning for highs near 74°F.

Clear, breezy Tuesday in Minneapolis with highs near 74°F; a Red Flag Warning affects parts of western and southern Minnesota today. Secure outdoor items and postpone burns.

Gusty south-southwest winds will push highs near 77°F with gusts to about 40 mph. Scattered showers and a short evening storm window may hit the commute.

Partly cloudy and breezy Tuesday in Atlanta with highs near 76°F. Dry and warming through the weekend.

Upper 70s this afternoon, then storms move in late Tuesday night. Gusty winds and brief heavy downpours are the main concerns.

A late freeze destroyed the peach crop at Simmons Farm in McMurray and pushed state officials to seek fast federal relief as growers tally losses.