Sunny and unusually warm this afternoon with highs near 89. Rain moves in late Saturday into Sunday, bringing a cooler Sunday but only limited drought relief.

Scattered storms roll into Indy Friday with gusty winds and locally heavy downpours possible. A more significant severe threat is on the horizon for Monday, April 27.

Muggy, cloudy start Friday in Dallas with highs near 88F and gusty south winds. Isolated evening storms possible; hotter by early next week.

Morning smoke may reduce visibility and highs will near the mid-80s. Beaches face a moderate rip current risk through Saturday.

The U.S. Drought Monitor now lists parts of NYC as moderately dry; low early‑season rainfall may shrink the city’s cherry blossom window this spring.

A USF post‑storm analysis shows Tampa lost nearly 5% of its tree canopy after back‑to‑back 2024 hurricanes, renewing debate over how to spend limited tree trust funds.

Cool onshore winds keep Boston mainly sunny and in the low 50s Friday. Expect a chilly night and a slight South Coast shower chance Sunday.

Low 60s this morning; highs near 82°F with scattered storms likely this afternoon. Cooler, wet Saturday with boating concerns.

Mostly cloudy Friday, April 24, 2026, with a high near 61°F. Rain likely Saturday with pockets up to an inch in spots.

Mostly cloudy and about 61°F this morning; highs near 83°F Friday with storms likely Friday night into Saturday.

Fog this morning gives way to a warm afternoon and a chance of evening storms. Plan for gusty winds and brief heavy rain during the commute.

Mid-80s this afternoon in Columbus, with a slight chance of late-day storms and a likely round of showers and thunderstorms tonight.

Rain moves in Friday night and becomes widespread Saturday. Expect gusty winds and about 1–1.5 inches of rain across the Philly region.