Life‑threatening 3–5‑foot waves and dangerous currents are expected along Lake Michigan through Saturday. Expect a cool, breezy day with spotty morning showers and highs near 57°F.

Mostly cloudy and muggy Friday in Dallas; late-night storms likely after 1 a.m. Saturday with heavy downpours possible.

Cloudy Friday with showers on the way. A wet pattern may bring 2–4 inches through mid-week—expect delays and possible urban flooding.

Hot, humid afternoons with scattered storms. High rip current risk at Northeast Florida beaches through the holiday weekend.

An April hailstorm dented hundreds of cars and damaged municipal buildings across Solon, Bedford and other Cleveland suburbs; early tallies put losses in the hundreds of millions.

Patchy fog this morning with a mostly cloudy day; showers and storms likely tonight into Memorial Day, with pockets of heavy rain possible.

Rain moves in Friday afternoon and grows steadier into Saturday; expect gusty east winds and localized flooding risk.

Hot and sticky today with a high near 91°F and a slight chance of afternoon storms. Beaches face a high rip‑current risk through the holiday weekend.

Steady rain, gusty winds and rip-current warnings will affect Cleveland through Memorial Day weekend. Expect localized flooding and unsafe lake conditions.

Cool, rainy start Friday with heavier showers into Saturday and gusty east winds. Small craft advisories and tidal rises possible; Memorial Day looks warmer but unsettled.

Heavy showers and thunderstorms are likely in Columbus Friday, May 22, with a Flood Watch for parts of the metro. Expect localized flooding and a soggy commute.

Flood Watch in effect today for parts of Cincinnati. Heavy showers and thunderstorms likely — plan for a soggy commute.

A cool, rainy stretch arrives for Philadelphia with the heaviest rain Saturday night and strong onshore winds that raise rip‑current and small‑craft risks.