Cool, clear mornings with a Frost Advisory through 10 AM Sunday; sunny with highs near 65°F this afternoon. Midweek will trend warmer near 70°F in some spots.

Patchy morning drizzle and breezy NE winds; small craft advisories through the afternoon.

A brief cool spell brings highs near 78°F and gusty afternoon winds. Temperatures climb back into the 80s and 90s by midweek.

Patchy fog Sunday morning gives way to highs near 89°F and gusty southeast winds, with a low chance of isolated strong storms and elevated bay water levels.

Showers and thunderstorms arrive Sunday, April 26, in Salt Lake City. Expect pockets of heavy rain and slower commutes.

Sticky morning fog gives way to a hot day with a high near 94°F and heat indices around 100. Small chance of isolated storms late afternoon.

Cloudy morning with showers developing into likely afternoon thunderstorms. Mountain passes may turn slick—check conditions before you go.

Patchy fog coats the lakefront Sunday morning; highs near 55°F. A stronger system may bring severe thunderstorms and heavy rain Monday, April 27.

Steady rain and scattered thunderstorms arrive late Sunday and continue into Monday. Expect gusty winds and about an inch of rain; plan for slower commutes.

Gusty west‑southwest winds and blowing dust are expected Sunday in El Paso, with gusts near 55 mph and a Flood Watch around Cement Lake. Expect Westside road closures and elevated fire danger.

A tornado watch covers multiple eastern Oklahoma counties through 11 p.m. Saturday as forecasters warn of large hail, damaging winds and a few possible tornadoes.

A tornado watch covers Dallas County until 11 p.m. tonight as forecasters warn of possible tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds. Residents should be ready to take shelter.

Clear and warm Sunday. Storms could turn severe Monday afternoon and evening.