A Heat Advisory runs in Seattle from Sunday, June 14 through Tuesday, June 16. Highs will reach the 80s with limited overnight relief.

Mid‑90s heat today with heat index over 100°F and a chance of late‑day storms. Beaches should watch for a moderate rip current risk.

Invasive jumping worms are showing up across the Willamette Valley, altering topsoil and worrying gardeners.

State health officials released a draft health consultation after testing found manganese, arsenic, nitrates and coliforms in nearly 60 private wells north of Prineville.

Mosquito samples in Mesquite's 75149 ZIP tested positive for West Nile, and crews will run targeted overnight spraying. Officials urge residents to follow the '4 Ds' and limit dusk‑to‑dawn activity.

Durham will ban in‑ground sprinklers and curb nonessential outdoor water use starting June 15 as reservoirs fall and the county enters exceptional drought.

Morning showers may slow commutes; Saturday heats into the mid‑90s with a late‑night severe‑storm threat. Short windows of heavy rain and gusty winds are possible.

Port Clinton darkened lakeside streetlights this week to deter a major mayfly hatch from Lake Erie that’s coating cars and making roads slick.

A severe thunderstorm warning swept parts of southwestern Cumberland and southeastern Hoke counties Thursday night as a storm near Raeford threatened damaging winds.

Clear and dry this morning, but a quick jump to 108°F Friday. Major heat risk builds early next week — plan for triple‑digit days and warm nights.

Triple-digit heat hits Sacramento Friday with a Heat Advisory through Saturday. A county respite shelter at 1400 N. A St. is open for those who need relief.

Patchy fog this morning clears to mostly sunny skies with highs near 82°F; surf and high‑tide concerns arrive Saturday.

Bartlett police posted that parked cars can heat to triple digits in minutes during a national heat wave. Officials urged drivers never to leave children or pets unattended.