Concord’s emergency account warned Friday of a severe thunderstorm covering the city and Charlotte‑Douglas Airport through 4 p.m. EDT. Officials urged residents to shelter and avoid flooded roads.

Mostly sunny Saturday with highs near 79°F and breezy northeast winds. Heat returns early next week with highs into the 90s and cooling centers available.

Sunny Saturday with a high near 90°F and a multi‑day heat wave through Tuesday. Cooling centers are available across the Twin Cities.

Saturday will be hot and muggy with highs near 92°F and a Heat Advisory for parts of east-central Georgia. Afternoon storms are possible; some may be strong.

Hot and mostly sunny Saturday in Dallas with highs near 986F. Storm chances and flash-flood risk increase Sunday night into Monday.

Heat indices will top 100°F across the Tulsa area Friday, with scattered storms likely Saturday night. Some storms could produce damaging wind gusts.

Sticky heat this weekend with scattered storms and a stronger rain threat early next week.

Cloudy, humid start with highs near 90°F. Scattered storms possible this afternoon and rain could add up through Tuesday.

Flash-flood watch through 7 p.m. Saturday for St. Louis as scattered storms may produce heavy downpours and localized flooding.

A Heat Advisory covers metro Miami Saturday, July 11 as highs near 91°F and feels‑like temperatures approach 110°F. Cooling centers and hydration stations are available countywide.

Heat Advisory Saturday with highs near 97°F and heat index up to 110. Scattered afternoon storms could bring gusty winds.

Highs near 95°F Saturday with heat index up to 102°F. Heat Advisory for nearby counties noon–8 p.m. Saturday; scattered storms may bring brief heavy rain.

Patchy fog this morning with slow‑moving storms likely later in Indianapolis. Localized downpours could cause minor flooding and travel delays.