Sunny and hot with a high near 100°F today. Gusty southerly winds and a Red Flag Warning raise fire and boating concerns into the week.

NOAA forecasts a strong geomagnetic storm this week that could push auroras into as many as 20 U.S. states; clear, dark skies will be key.

Warm, humid morning with scattered afternoon showers and a Coastal Flood Advisory for parts of the metro through 10 a.m. Expect localized ponding.

Muggy Sunday in San Antonio with highs near 91°F and a heat index into the low 100s. Low rain chances today; storms possible Monday afternoon.

Showers and a Flood Watch threaten local flooding and slow commutes Sunday. Heat spikes to near 93°F Monday.

Isolated midday showers then sunshine and a hot afternoon near 93°F. Gusts to about 23 mph and a small craft advisory for upper waters.

Sunny Sunday with highs near 80°F and gusty, dry afternoons raising fire danger across Utah. Red Flag messaging and expanded restrictions are in place.

Lakeshore fog Sunday morning, then widespread showers Monday night and a big heat jump by Wednesday.

Muggy Sunday in St. Louis with highs near 90°F and a slight thunderstorm risk this afternoon. Midweek heat will push temps into the mid‑90s.

NWS issued a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of Denton County, warning of quarter-size hail and 60-mph gusts that could damage vehicles and roofs.

Hot weather returns Sunday with highs near 94°F and critical fire‑weather risk expected Tuesday. Plan outdoor activity and know cooling options.

Overnight storms prompted a flash flood warning for parts of North Texas into early Sunday. Officials warned towns around Lake Whitney and in Johnson, Bosque and Hill counties to avoid flooded roads.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely around midday Sunday, with pockets of heavy rain possible. Midweek turns hot and humid with highs in the 90s.