Muggy Monday with highs near 92°F and feels-like values over 105°F. High rip current risk and a Small Craft Advisory affect the coast; cooling centers are open.

Overnight storms moved through before dawn. More rounds of heavy showers and a few severe storms are possible today and into Tuesday.

Clear morning gives way to a hot afternoon with a chance of strong storms; hail and gusts possible east of I‑25.

Low clouds give way to mid‑90s heat Monday; heat index may near 105°F. South‑southeast gusts up to 25 mph and public cooling sites are available.

DEP’s draft permit would let LCT Energy treat and release minewater into Jacobs Creek; locals warn of subsidence and harm to trout and tourism.

A Heat Advisory runs in Seattle through Wednesday with highs in the 80s; cooling centers are available and rain is expected to return Thursday night.

Triple‑digit highs are expected through Wednesday with a Heat Advisory in effect. The city has opened cooling centers; call 2‑1‑1 for locations.

A Heat Advisory runs through Tuesday with highs in the low 90s. Cooling centers are open and officials urge hydration and shade.

Low clouds this morning give way to a hot, humid afternoon. Highs near 94°F with feels‑like readings around 100–105°F and southerly gusts to 25 mph.

NWS warns of 4–6 ft waves and gusty NNE winds this evening; stay out of Lake Michigan.

A tornado warning was issued Sunday night for Woods County as storms moved through northwest Oklahoma. Officials urged residents to seek shelter and monitor updates.

NWS has issued a Flood Warning for the Satilla River at Atkinson; the river is forecast to hit 13.0 feet by Wednesday, threatening campgrounds and low roads.

Cool, mostly dry Monday with highs near 66°F and breezy lakefront winds. Showers and thunderstorms become more likely late Tuesday into Wednesday.