Mostly cloudy and cool today. Sunday is the wettest day of the Memorial Day weekend.

Roughly $35 million in Inflation Reduction Act drought grants, stalled for more than a year, are finally being delivered to Utah agencies and projects.

Muggy Thursday with scattered showers possible in Austin and a much wetter, stormier turn Saturday into Memorial Day. Brief heavy downpours could cause spotty street flooding.

Sunny Thursday with highs near 72°F. Small‑craft advisories tonight; rain likely Monday, May 25.

Cool, breezy morning; scattered showers and a few strong storms possible this afternoon and evening, mainly east of I‑25.

Mid‑afternoon patchy blowing dust and gusty outflows are possible; warm weather continues into Memorial Day.

Marble-sized hail and 40-mph gusts were forecast across Central West Florida Wednesday, with the NWS warning of half-inch hail in parts of Pinellas County.

Sunny, breezy Miami with highs near 86°F. Atlantic beaches are under a High Rip Current Risk through this evening.

Cool, clear Thursday gives way to likely rain Friday morning. Expect highs to rebound into the low 80s over the Memorial Day weekend.

The EPA is sending Wisconsin roughly $94.3 million to help identify and replace lead service lines, with about half earmarked for disadvantaged communities.

Muggy morning in Dallas turning stormy this afternoon; expect heavy downpours and patchy fog overnight.

Muggy morning and multiple storm rounds will soak Houston through Memorial Day. Flood Watch in effect for parts of the coast.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Thursday in Oklahoma City with flash‑flood potential. Expect standing water on streets and slowed commutes.