Warm afternoon gives way to likely showers and thunderstorms late Monday night, gusty winds and localized heavy rain possible.

Warm this afternoon with highs near 83°F, showers and thunderstorms likely late Monday night. Some storms could bring gusty winds and heavy rain.

Breezy Monday with highs near 84°F and a growing rip current threat on Atlantic beaches. Small craft advisories begin at 5 PM Monday; interior highs hit the 90s midweek.

Clear, chilly start with pockets of frost; sunny and near 70 today. Showers and heavier rain likely Wednesday night into Thursday.

Sunny Monday with highs near 76°F, gusty showers and isolated thunderstorms possible late Monday night with gusts to 38 mph.

Cloudy morning clears to the mid‑70s Monday; showers return Tuesday with heavier storms likely Wednesday. Sign up for CharMeck Alerts.

Cool, sunny Monday gives way to a wet, gusty midweek. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Wednesday with minor tidal flooding possible.

Strong desert winds forced Stagecoach to evacuate the Empire Polo Club Saturday; organizers paused the show and later reopened gates as officials monitored gusts.

Milwaukee County is replacing decades‑old sirens and adding software to target alerts to neighborhoods instead of sounding the entire county. Officials say installations and testing are already underway.

Sunny and dry today with highs near 70°F; a frost advisory affected parts of the Upper Hood River Valley before dawn.

Warm, breezy Sunday in Honolulu with a high near 84°F and isolated showers possible. Trades will strengthen and a low could bring more showers mid‑week.

Slight chance of isolated storms Sunday with gusty southeast winds and a high near 84°F. Hot and breezy Monday with elevated fire weather across parts of western Oklahoma.

Severe storms rolled through the North Shore early Sunday, triggering warnings for St. Tammany, Tangipahoa and Washington parishes.