Cool, clear Friday gives way to a wet weekend. Showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday–Sunday with possible localized flooding.

Late-night storms could bring damaging winds to parts of Dallas tonight. Highs reach the low 80s today.

Cool start Friday with a high near 61°F and light winds. Saturday warms into the 70s with gusts; showers and storms likely Tuesday.

Sunny, warm Friday with gusty winds. Cooler nights could bring frost — protect plants and avoid backyard burns.

A U.S. Army Corps study found no affordable, city-funded fix for widespread flooding in Daytona Beach’s Midtown; officials plan smaller projects and targeted buyouts.

Patchy morning fog gives way to low-90s heat in Tampa; brief afternoon storms are possible inland.

Light rain Friday morning. Saturday brings showers and possible thunderstorms with small craft advisories.

Dense fog reduced visibility across Raleigh Friday morning. Sun returns by mid-morning with highs near 72°F.

Clear, cool start in D.C. warms to a sunny, breezy Friday near 72°F. Boaters face a Small Craft Advisory and storms are likely Sunday night.

Cool, cloudy Friday with frost possible on higher ridges; showers and steadier rain arrive late Friday into Saturday. Expect a wet overnight commute.

Cool, breezy Friday with isolated afternoon showers; rain likely Saturday. Boaters and commuters should watch for gusts and choppy seas.

Cool start, mild afternoon; rain likely after 8 p.m. Friday with light totals.

Showers move into Columbus Friday evening with steadier rain likely overnight. Expect wet roads and pockets of slow traffic for the late commute.