San Jose will heat from the mid-80s Wednesday to around 91 degrees Saturday, with sunny skies and no rain ahead.

USGS HVO raised Kīlauea to WATCH and Aviation Color Code ORANGE after summit overflow on July 28. Residents downwind should monitor Civil Defense and HVO updates.

A radar-indicated tornado threat moved across northern Orange and northwestern Durham Tuesday night before the warning expired.

San Francisco gets sunny and breezy Wednesday, while hazardous surf continues along Pacific beaches through the weekend. Inland heat will build sharply by Saturday.

A severe thunderstorm watch covering Raleigh, Durham and much of central North Carolina ended early Wednesday after a night of lightning and storm threats.

Nashville gets a sunny, less humid Wednesday before storm chances return late Friday and continue through the weekend.

Clouds clear Wednesday in San Diego, but heat and dangerous surf are set to build into the weekend.

A Gilmer County creek rose fast as severe storms left residents trapped inside homes Tuesday night.

Severe storms knocked out power to roughly 13,000 Wake County customers at the peak. Outages stretched across a broad swath of the Raleigh area.

Salt Lake City faces scattered thunderstorms and a flash-flooding threat Wednesday before temperatures surge past 100 degrees for the weekend.

Dallas faces another triple-digit day Wednesday, with a Heat Advisory through 8 p.m. and the week’s worst heat arriving Friday.

Portland’s sunny stretch peaks Friday before a brief chance of light rain Saturday. Warmer weather returns early next week.

Denver gets a hot, stormy Wednesday before a weekend heat surge that could push temperatures to 102 degrees.