Foggy Tuesday gives way to a hot midweek; heat indices could near 100 and rounds of storms may be strong Wednesday–Thursday. Plan ahead for both heat and storms.

Cloudy, muggy start with a 40% midday storm chance and pockets of heavy rain possible. Heat returns later in the week.

Patchy fog gives way to highs near 90°F Tuesday in Minneapolis. Ozone is elevated and late-night storms could be strong.

Clear and mild with highs near 79°F. Ocean beaches face a high rip current risk this evening.

Heavy overnight storms toppled trees and left hundreds without power across metro Atlanta, from Roswell to DeKalb.

Showers and thunderstorms build Tuesday with heavier storms tonight; a marginal severe threat arrives Wednesday. Hot, sticky nights follow — check cooling resources.

Humid mid‑week with highs near 90 and scattered afternoon storms. Atlantic beaches carry a rip‑current concern.

Patchy fog this morning will give way to likely afternoon thunderstorms. Expect heavy downpours and a localized flooding risk during the afternoon commute.

Afternoon storms will bring heavy downpours and gusty winds across Detroit; expect sudden street flooding and a messy commute.

Muggy morning with scattered storms likely this afternoon and evening. Heat and humidity build midweek with feels-like temps near 100°F.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Tuesday with locally heavy downpours; highs near 83°F. Midweek brings hotter, more humid weather with heat indexes near 100°F.

Foggy start; heavy showers likely before noon and again late tonight. Highs rebound into the 90s midweek.

Mostly cloudy morning in Baltimore; highs near 81°F today. Heat surges to the mid‑90s by Thursday with a risk of storms.