Sunny Saturday with a warm high near 90°F, then rain returns Sunday and becomes more likely Monday. Have a backup plan for outdoor events.

Muggy start to Saturday in Austin with patchy fog and leftover showers. Heaviest rain came northwest of the city; highs near 90°F with spotty storms east of I‑35.

Clear, cool Saturday with highs near 87°F. Storm chances return Monday–Wednesday.

NYC will fly helicopters over marshes in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island next week to apply larvicide aimed at reducing mosquito breeding and West Nile risk.

A dead Brewer's blackbird near Klenhard Park in east Woodland tested positive for West Nile virus, the first confirmed sign in Yolo County this season. Officials urge residents to remove standing water and report dead birds.

Cooler weekend after Friday's heat with breezy afternoons. Slight chance of light rain late Monday night.

Midday storms are likely Saturday, June 6, with heavy downpours and localized flooding possible, especially near and south of I‑10.

Cloudy and muggy Saturday with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms, mainly south of I‑80. Cooler by the lake; hotter and more humid early next week.

MassDEP issued a statewide ozone alert as levels climb. People with heart or lung disease, older adults and children are advised to limit prolonged outdoor exertion through Saturday night.

Cool, breezy Saturday with gusty west winds and a Beach Hazards Statement through 9 a.m. Saturday.

Sunny and breezy in San Jose Saturday with highs near 74°F; gusty onshore winds and hazardous surf on the coast. Light rain is possible late Monday.

A Saharan dust plume moved into Texas on June 5, 2026, bringing hazy skies, vivid sunsets and a higher risk of breathing trouble for people with asthma or COPD. Check local AQI and follow health guidance.

Environmental groups filed petitions asking regulators to require stormwater permits for big-box stores and warehouses, arguing parking‑lot runoff is a major source of toxic pollution.