Cool Monday with highs near 81°F. Storms likely Thursday into Juneteenth.

A line of strong thunderstorms swept through East Tennessee Sunday, bringing heavy rain, gusts near 50 mph and local flooding concerns.

Dangerous 10–15 ft south-swell plus King Tides raise coastal flood risk in Honolulu through Tuesday. Expect highs near 85°F and breezy NE trades.

Late-night high tides set a summer record around the Bay while inland San Jose warms into the mid‑80s today.

A summer burn ban affecting Gresham and nearby cities starts Monday amid hot, dry conditions.

Strong storms on June 14 knocked out power across the El Paso borderland, leaving roughly 7,500 customers in Anthony, Santa Teresa and parts of northeast El Paso without electricity.

A Northwestern study finds water shortages could force Nevada to rethink a rush of lithium mines, with consequences for tiny desert towns and the nation’s battery plans.

Severe storms forced a pause and evacuation at Bonnaroo's Centeroo in Manchester; police halted inbound traffic and organizers advised fans to shelter in vehicles.

Las Vegas is already in the 80s and will spike to about 110°F midweek. Cooling stations are open across Clark County.

Highs near 95°F Monday with limited overnight relief. An Extreme Heat Warning affects parts of the northern and central valley through Tuesday.

Morning fog and a south swell are producing high rip current risk through Friday. Highs near 75°F with northwest gusts to 20 mph.

Late-night high tides and sneaker waves put San Francisco's shoreline at risk through Thursday. Expect cool mornings, sunny afternoons and possible bayside flooding at peak tides.

Phoenix will hit about 108F Monday with a slight chance of afternoon storms; nights stay warm in the 80s.