Brief morning showers possible in Nashville with gusty winds. Cooler, drier conditions move in by Thursday for the weekend.

Sunny, breezy Wednesday with highs near 67°F. Gardeners in northern suburbs should watch for possible frost Saturday morning.

The Bay Area Air District hit Valero’s Benicia refinery with a $3.25M penalty and ordered real‑time fenceline monitoring as the plant winds down operations. Regulators cited 118 violations and demanded public data access.

A confirmed tornado struck Goodlettsville overnight, tearing a barn roof and downing trees. No injuries were reported as crews and neighbors began cleanup.

A radar‑indicated tornado was observed Tuesday between Mineral Wells and Cool, prompting Tornado Warnings and watches for parts of western Dallas–Fort Worth. Forecasters tracked the rotating storm as it moved southeast.

Mostly sunny and mid‑70s today in Downtown LA; late‑day gusts possible. Boaters should note small craft advisories.

The American Lung Association’s State of the Air report gives Mecklenburg County an F for high ozone days after 10 code‑orange days and one red day; local experts and county programs respond.

Crews cleared fallen trees and debris across Aurora's west side after severe storms; the city outlined how to report damage and prepare branches for pickup.

Strong storms left more than 7,100 MLGW customers without power Tuesday; outages were concentrated on Mud Island and in Vollintine‑Evergreen.

A 24‑inch sewer main collapsed on San Antonio’s Northeast Side, sending more than 100,000 gallons of untreated sewage into Rosillo Creek. SAWS crews have installed bypass pumps and are monitoring downstream waters.

A wake‑low event produced 60–70 mph gusts across the Chicago area, downing trees and leaving pockets of ComEd customers without power while crews raced to restore service.

City of Godley says tornado sirens sounded Tuesday evening as NWS issued a tornado warning that included Godley; reports of large hail followed.

SNWA's summer watering schedule runs May 1–Aug. 31: sprinklers banned 11 a.m.–7 p.m. and no Sunday watering. Violations can trigger water‑waste fees.