Mostly cloudy this morning, warming into the low 80s with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Strongest storms most likely east of I-25.

Cloudy start with afternoon gusts and a high near 67°F. A sharp warm-up Monday–Tuesday could push Portland into the 90s.

Upper 80s and mostly sunny Friday in Minneapolis, with an MPCA ozone alert noon–9 p.m.; sensitive residents should limit outdoor exertion.

Gusty afternoon winds may kick up patchy dust Friday while highs climb into the low 90s. Heat spikes into the upper 90s by Monday, with parts of the valley near 100°F.

Showers likely Friday morning in Seattle with highs near 59°F. Dry, sunnier weather returns by the weekend.

Sunny morning gives way to late-day storms and steadier rain Friday night. Gusty outflows and cooler Saturday with mountain snow above 9,000 ft.

Showers and a late‑day severe threat Friday; highs surge into the 90s by Sunday. Expect patchy morning fog and gusty south winds Saturday.

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Patchy fog this morning clears for a hot, sunny day with highs around 91°F. An Ozone Action Day is in effect — sensitive groups should limit outdoor exertion.

Sunny, dry weather returns to Indianapolis with highs near 81°F. Light east winds and only a small chance of a late‑weekend shower.

Sunny and mild today; NWS warns 3–5 ft waves and dangerous currents at Illinois Lake Michigan beaches Saturday into Sunday.

Patchy fog this morning clears to a hot, mostly sunny Friday with an Ozone Action Day in effect; sensitive residents should limit outdoor exertion.

Muggy Friday with highs near 86°F and an afternoon chance of storms. River levels remain elevated in some outlying areas.