Surfers felt sharp pokes as tiny snails packed the surf 20 miles of Gulf shoreline before disappearing within weeks.

Dallas is in for another 100-degree day Wednesday, with the heat index reaching as high as 106. The hot stretch continues through the weekend before rain chances return next week.

Dangerous Lake Michigan waves set the tone Wednesday, while a wetter and stormier pattern builds toward the weekend.

Indianapolis faces a hot Wednesday with a 102-degree heat index and storm chances before a cooler, wetter pattern arrives next week.

Detroit’s Wednesday forecast stays cloudy and cool with spotty showers, followed by a broader outlook. Weekend conditions may be mild but unsettled, with periodic showers.

Tampa gets a mostly dry Wednesday with a 90-degree high, then storm chances rise sharply this weekend.

Honolulu sees scattered showers Wednesday, with breezy trades ahead of wetter weather late Wednesday into Thursday. Rain increases Thursday into Friday.

Morning thunderstorms could complicate Wednesday plans in Salt Lake City before sunshine and 85-degree warmth arrive. More storms follow Thursday and Friday.

Greenville starts clear and warm Wednesday before temperatures climb into the 90s and storm chances return Friday and Saturday.

Cincinnati faces a hot day in the lower 90s, with heat-index readings approaching 100 before a cooler, stormier weekend.

Late-morning storms and gusty winds are headed for New Orleans Wednesday before sunny, drier weather takes over Thursday and Friday.

City leaders warn a swollen Russian River could knock out a water well and flood the PG&E substation near town.

Backup generators at a Leesburg data center produced roughly 102 tons of nitrogen oxides during the year ending October 3, 2025, state regulators say.