Clear mornings and mid-90s afternoons start Thursday, July 9. Call 2-1-1 for cooling centers.

Patchy fog Thursday morning, then sun with coastal highs near 76°F; inland Heat Advisories run through Friday. High tides July 12–14 could push water onto low‑lying beach streets.

Sneaker waves, rip currents and minor high‑tide flooding will make San Francisco shoreline visits risky through July 16.

A Flood Watch runs from 1 p.m. Thursday through 6 p.m. Sunday. Expect repeated storms, heavy downpours and flash-flood risk.

A flash flood warning was issued overnight for northern Ozaukee and northeastern Washington counties after storms dumped multiple inches of rain, officials said.

Phoenix heads for highs near 113°F on Thursday with warm, sticky nights and an Extreme Heat Warning into Friday. Call 2-1-1 for cooling centers and assistance.

Heavy storms and flash‑flood risk this Thursday afternoon and evening in D.C.

Scattered thunderstorms are likely in Chicago today with heavy downpours and gusty winds. Localized flooding is possible where soils remain saturated.

Sunny and dry today with highs near 82°F. A mid‑month warm‑up could push inland highs into the upper‑80s early next week.

Morning clouds clear to mostly sunny skies and a high near 76°F. Cooler, cloudier Friday with choppy Strait conditions into early morning.

Triple‑digit heat returns Thursday with a slight chance of evening storms. City cooling centers are open.

An Extreme Heat Watch covers the Wasatch Front; highs could top 1006F this weekend. Find cooling centers and safety tips.

Afternoon storms could bring hail and gusty winds. Triple-digit heat is possible early next week.