Showers and thunderstorms this morning will disrupt the commute, gusty northwest winds pick up later.

Freeze Warning for some valley pockets through 9 a.m. MDT Wednesday. Temperatures climb into the 70s by the weekend with a chance of afternoon storms Thursday.

Rain moves in mid-morning Wednesday as Cleveland cools into the upper 50s. Expect slick roads, gusty north winds and a late-week frost risk for tender plants.

Sunny skies today with highs near 65. Weekend warms into the upper 70s and 80s inland.

Cool morning frost for Upper Hood River Valley, then a warm, sunny stretch for Portland — highs near 80°F by Thursday and a very warm Sunday possible.

Hot, dry and breezy today with an active county burn ban. Showers and thunderstorms become likely Thursday night.

Cloudy, breezy start Wednesday with scattered showers and an isolated thunderstorm risk. Steadier rain and gusty north winds expected Thursday; a drier weekend follows.

Mostly clear and about 39°F this morning; frost likely before dawn and again late this week.

Cloudy and cool Wednesday with isolated showers and a frost risk Friday night into Saturday. Gardeners, cover tender plants.

Sunny and near 89°F today in Tampa; showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday night into Sunday.

A fast-moving band of thunderstorms tore across western North Carolina early Tuesday with gusts up to 40 mph and frequent lightning. Forecasters warned of downed limbs and slick roads.

Light rain this morning, highs near 51°F and a small chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Overnight lows tumble into the 30s later this week—cover tender plants.

Cloudy start with spotty showers; heavy rain builds Thursday into Friday and could flood low‑lying areas. Plan for slower commutes during the wettest window.