NWS warns of elevated sneaker-wave danger on the Oregon coast through Tuesday; waves can run far up beaches and roll heavy driftwood. Keep kids and pets close and stay back from the surf.

Cool, foggy Memorial Day morning with a slight chance of drizzle and highs near 62°F. Strong north winds and Small Craft Advisories arrive Tuesday.

Morning near 70°F and mostly clear; highs hit about 91°F. Tuesday night into Wednesday brings heavier rain and a risk of localized flooding.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Atlanta on Monday, May 25. Expect heavy afternoon storms and localized flash flooding in low‑lying spots.

Sunny and hot Monday with a Memorial Day high near 97°F. Gusty winds return Tuesday into midweek — secure loose outdoor items.

Sunny, breezy Memorial Day with highs near 79°F and elevated fire concerns across the Valley. Gusts and low humidity could complicate outdoor plans.

High rip current risk for Miami beaches through Tuesday; sunny, breezy Memorial Day with highs near 86°F and heat indices near 100°F. Swim only near lifeguards.

Forecasters and lifeguards warned of a High rip‑current risk across much of North Carolina on Memorial Day after lifeguards recorded dozens of rescues over the weekend. Swim near a lifeguard or stay out of the water when a High risk is posted.

Morning fog gives way to sunny, mild Memorial Day highs near 74°F. Small Craft Advisories are in effect for coastal waters on Tuesday, May 26.

A short-lived severe thunderstorm warning Sunday for Denton and Wise counties warned of 1‑inch hail, 60 mph gusts and flash‑flooding risk across northern DFW suburbs.

Cloudy Memorial Day morning in San Diego with a new wind advisory for the mountains and deserts. Secure loose items and expect fog on morning commutes.

Morning fog clears for a sunny Memorial Day with highs near 86°F. Midweek storm chances rise Tuesday night into Wednesday.

Clear, cool morning gives way to a warm, mostly sunny Memorial Day in St. Louis with highs near 83°F. Showers and scattered thunderstorms return late Tuesday into Wednesday.