Morning fog gives way to sunshine as San Jose warms into the mid-80s; interior East Bay faces the highest heat risk.

Las Vegas will hit about 105°F today and Tuesday. Clark County cooling stations are open for those who need relief.

Colorful plastic piggy banks — nicknamed “sea piggies” — are washing up on Texas Gulf beaches. Beachcomber Jace Tunnell says currents and lost containers are likely culprits.

Sun returns Monday with highs near 70°F and gusty west winds. Interior East Bay valleys may see hotter readings; cooling resources are available.

Coastal San Diego will warm to about 72°F Monday while inland valleys and deserts heat up. Extreme Heat Warnings cover desert zones through 8 PM; local Cool Zones are open.

Mid-50s, mostly cloudy in Baltimore with a slight morning shower chance and a small craft advisory through noon. Gusty thunderstorms are possible Wednesday.

Extreme Heat Warning for Phoenix through Tuesday, May 12; highs near 108°F today. Cooling centers and 2‑1‑1 help are available.

Sunny and mild today with highs near 77°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Tuesday night; plan accordingly.

Clear, warm Monday with gusty northwest winds and low rain chances. Cooler, drier air arrives overnight into midweek.

Clear morning turns into a fast warm‑up with highs near 86°F and a midweek spike near 90°F. Brief gusts Monday night and dry afternoons raise localized fire concerns.

Cloudy and cool Monday with spotty afternoon showers; rain and thunderstorms likely Wednesday evening. Plan for gusty winds and a warmer weekend.

Macalester is using aquifer‑based geothermal wells in a new residence hall to test a tiny‑footprint way to heat and cool campus buildings in St. Paul. The pilot could become a model for campus and neighborhood thermal networks.

Breezy east winds Monday morning in El Paso give way to a quick midweek warm‑up. Watch for elevated fire‑weather concerns Thursday–Friday.