A clear Friday morning will give way to 94-degree heat, lightning and heavy afternoon storms in Orlando. The weekend forecast turns even wetter.

Portland stays mostly sunny and mild through Friday, but cooler weather and rain chances are lining up for the weekend.

Phoenix faces a 113-degree Thursday as an Extreme Heat Warning continues through Saturday. Storm chances rise sharply Sunday and Monday.

Cutler Bay, Homestead and Miami Beach lead a list of over 3,000 homes and buildings targeted for elevation under a new federal flood plan.

The fourth named storm of 2026 is battling dry air and wind shear far from the Leeward Islands.

The move follows records showing the city sprayed chemicals 1,753 times against just one organic treatment in a year.

Newby Island Landfill must install real-time monitors and drones after regulators found it under-measuring hydrogen sulfide emissions.

Regulators say 368 major reservoirs may pump out as much climate pollution as 1.2 million gas cars, and California will start counting it.

Sports fields, lighting and the Flagler Beach Pier could see delays as bed-tax dollars shift toward eroding shorelines.

The Water Institute's flood forecasting tool, already used by 200-plus government agencies, is merging with satellite radar from Finland's ICEYE.

Honolulu’s Thursday forecast calls for an 86-degree afternoon, gusty trades and only a few quick showers. The weekend looks breezier and more showery.

Greenville faces afternoon storms Thursday and Friday before a hotter, sunnier pattern arrives next week.

Louisville starts Thursday clear and comfortable before a hotter pattern takes over. Highs could reach the mid-90s early next week.