Cool start and a sunny jump to the 70s. Watch for a growing chance of strong storms Friday and Saturday night.

Cool, foggy Thursday morning gives way to sunny afternoons and breezy west winds. Small-craft advisories tonight and inland warming into the weekend.

Morning fog gives way to mostly sunny afternoons. Expect highs near 71°F today and a warming trend into the mid-70s this weekend.

Morning showers taper by mid‑afternoon with a high near 68°F. Drier, warmer weather returns Friday and into the weekend.

A leak in a Bull Run conduit has pushed Portland to draw on its Columbia South Shore well field. Officials say the groundwater meets safety standards while repairs continue.

Frost Advisory through 8 a.m. Thursday in Milwaukee; highs near 58°F and a 20–30% chance of light showers this afternoon. Warmer by the weekend.

Cloudy and muggy Thursday with a high near 77°F. Heavy showers and a flash‑flood risk arrive Friday–Saturday; expect slick roads and event impacts.

Showers and thunderstorms will soak Raleigh Thursday, with 1–2 inches possible and a low-end severe wind risk in southern counties.

Drones flew above Settlers Cabin Park as teams searched for buried oil‑and‑gas wells. Organizers say mapping the sites is the first step toward federal plugging funds.

Gray morning clears to sun with highs near 67°F; small craft advisory eased early and the weekend warms into the low 70s.

Sunny Thursday with highs near 68°F and a light north breeze. Warm weekend ahead, but showers and thunderstorms are likely Sunday.

Dense fog and scattered thunderstorms will disrupt the morning commute in Charlotte. Heavy downpours could drop 1–2 inches in spots.

Gray mornings clear to mostly sunny afternoons with highs near 74°F; Gorge gusts possible.