Patchy fog Friday morning; inland highs near 78°F. Coastal beaches face hazards Saturday–Sunday.

Morning low clouds will lift to sun and highs near 71°F. Expect cooler, gusty winds inland by Sunday.

Patchy frost across inland Milwaukee this morning. Cover tender plants; a sharp warm-up arrives early next week.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely today with heavy rain possible. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect tonight; expect localized street flooding.

Cloudy and mild today in Charlotte; rain likely late Friday into Saturday morning. Cooler Saturday, sunnier Sunday.

SRP struck a deal with NextEra to add 3,000 MW of solar in Arizona by 2034 — roughly 595,000 homes' worth — as part of a plan to expand capacity and add storage.

Steady rain returns Friday night with 0.5–0.75 inches possible; expect a cooler, breezy Saturday and sunnier Sunday.

Sunny and warming: Friday highs near 91°F, then mid‑90s to upper‑90s this weekend. Sunday gusts up to 35 mph could raise fire‑weather concerns.

Foggy start in Austin, and a Flood Watch runs through this evening with heavy showers and possible urban flooding. Check ATXFloods before driving.

Cool, sunny Friday with highs in the low 60s. A sharp warm-up Sunday into Monday brings shower and thunderstorm chances early next week.

Gusty canyon winds and Freeze Warnings complicate an otherwise sunny Salt Lake City Friday. Protect plants and give canyon routes extra time.

Sunny Friday leads into a warm weekend — highs near 70°F Friday and near 80–81°F Sunday, with a chance to break the daily record.

Mid‑70s Friday in Portland, then a much stronger warmup Sunday with highs nearing 90°F. Coastal small‑craft advisories and sneaker‑wave risks may affect weekend plans.