Flood Watch runs through 2 p.m. Saturday with steady rain this morning. Gusty southeast winds and spotty afternoon storms may slow commutes.

Hot and muggy Saturday with a high near 92°F and scattered afternoon storms. High rip current risk at Atlantic beaches—avoid the surf.

Steady rain and gusty east winds will make Saturday raw across Baltimore. Heavier bands tonight could drop pockets of 1–2 inches and cause localized ponding.

Light drizzle this morning with patchy fog and a soggy commute. Showers and thunderstorms return Sunday, May 24.

Light rain and gusty east winds will slow Saturday's commute; heavier showers and tidal rises are possible through Memorial Day.

Tampa will push into the low 90s Saturday with scattered afternoon storms and a heat index near 98°F. Brief heavy downpours and gusts could interrupt afternoon plans.

Patchy fog and heavy showers will make for a soggy Saturday and damp Memorial Day weekend.

Heavy rain, dense fog and gusty winds hit Detroit on Saturday, May 23; expect wet commutes and boating advisories.

Showers arrive late Saturday night and make Sunday a soggy, cool day. Small‑craft advisories offshore mean choppy conditions for boats.

Warm, breezy trades bring gusty winds and isolated showers; advisories for wind, surf and small craft remain in effect.

A Surfrider report and post‑storm sampling found several Hawaiʻi beaches repeatedly failed bacteria tests, spotlighting cesspools, runoff and a costly 2050 conversion deadline.

A century-old underground coal fire near Meeker warmed to nearly 800°F, prompting state crews to clear fuels and build firebreaks to prevent a surface wildfire.

Conservation groups and groundwater districts promoted rainwater harvesting at an April event in Dripping Springs as local aquifers slump. Experts laid out cistern options and sizing math for homeowners.