NWS Miami issued a late-Sunday severe thunderstorm warning for West Palm Beach, Palm Beach Gardens and The Acreage with gusts up to 60 mph and penny‑size hail possible.

Muggy morning and mid-90s heat today with heat-index values topping 100°F. Storm chances rise Thursday–Friday with a cooler weekend behind the front.

Internal records show IDOT declined IDNR survey recommendations and may have bypassed incidental permits for endangered fish and mussels.

NWS Miami warned of severe storms for Weston, Sunrise and Southwest Ranches with gusts up to 60 mph and penny-size hail.

Fire crews have stopped forward progress on a wildfire off Bexley Village Drive as county burn bans remain in effect across parts of central Florida.

Cool, mostly clear Monday; highs near 69°F today and a quick warm‑up into the 80s by Thursday. Mountain showers linger through Tuesday.

Patchy morning fog and a slight chance of drizzle give way to sun and warmer inland temps later this week. Mariners should watch tonight's advisory.

Clear skies and mid-50s this morning give way to a sunny, breezy afternoon with gusts to 23 mph. A warm-up pushes temps into the 80s midweek.

Cool, damp morning with spotty drizzle; sun returns by afternoon and highs near 63°F. Small craft advisory for outer waters tonight.

Mid‑90s and sticky in San Antonio on April 27–28, with heat‑index values near or above 100°F; Metro Health has issued a Level II advisory and cooling options are available.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Monday afternoon in Milwaukee with gusts up to 35 mph. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for nearshore Lake Michigan.

OSU researchers find warmer, rainier winters could move water through PNW watersheds faster, risking lower summer flows and spikes in contaminants.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Monday in Salt Lake City, with mountain snow above about 6,500 feet and a late‑night Freeze Watch for some valleys.