Dense fog trimmed visibility in Raleigh this morning; clearing to partly sunny with highs near 84°F and a warming trend into next week.

A hot, muggy Sunday in Atlanta with highs near 90°F and isolated storms possible this afternoon.

Clear, comfortable Sunday with highs near 80°F. Showers and likely thunderstorms arrive Tuesday–Wednesday.

Afternoon storms and sticky heat arrive Sunday, July 26. Expect heavy downpours in the afternoon and heat‑index values above 100°F.

NWS warns Tuesday storms could bring damaging winds and quarter-size hail across Charlotte; earlier heavy rain may worsen ponding in low spots.

Dense fog may slow the Sunday morning commute and highs will reach the upper 80s. Monday brings oppressive heat — heat index near 106°F — and a risk of damaging storms overnight.

Mostly sunny and near 86°F today; late‑evening showers possible. Stronger storms and a minor coastal flood risk arrive Tuesday, July 28.

State health officials flagged an enterococci exceedance at Hanakaoʻo Beach in Kaʻanapali; swimmers should avoid posted waters while follow‑up testing continues.

Scattered showers and gusty ENE trades keep Honolulu warm this weekend. A High Surf Advisory for south shores runs through 6 a.m. HST Sunday, July 26.

State health officials flagged Sharks Cove after tests found elevated enterococci; avoid water contact until follow-up testing clears the site.

Sunny and hot Saturday in Sacramento with highs near 94°F. Expect gusty Delta breezes tonight and a warming trend toward triple digits late next week.

Muggy Saturday gives way to highs near 98°F and heat‑index readings above 100. Shift outdoor plans to mornings or use city cooling centers if needed.

Brothers Nate and Nelson Rouette pulled a 5‑foot juvenile tiger shark onto a Falmouth beach, photographed it, then freed and released it as researchers note more warm‑water visitors near the Cape.