Warm, breezy trades today with spotty showers and gusts into the 20s. Small Craft Advisory affects some channels until 6 p.m. HST.

Cool morning gives way to a fast warmup—highs near 80°F this afternoon. Rain chances rise Monday into Tuesday with a shot at thunderstorms.

Warm Saturday morning will give way to likely showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. Temperatures tumble into the 40s overnight.

Cool Saturday with a marine chill; high tides could cause minor flooding late Saturday night. Showers and gusty winds arrive Sunday.

Clear skies and highs near 67°F today in Seattle. Light rain chances increase Tuesday–Wednesday.

Sunny, near‑70s weekend inland; light rain chance Monday evening and a wetter stretch likely midweek.

Morning showers should clear to a breezy, sunny afternoon in St. Louis; Sunday warms into the upper 60s.

Warm Saturday spikes into the 80s, then a line of storms moves in tonight. Gusty winds and small hail possible, mainly along and north of I-40.

A late‑Friday line of severe thunderstorms swept southeast Wisconsin, with warnings for 70‑mph gusts and ping‑pong‑ball hail and shelter advisories from local officials.

An early alert reported a brush fire outside city limits near southbound I‑5 in Sylmar; FS91 was listed among responders. A map and details were attached to the notice.

A tornado hit between Ponca City and McCord Friday night, toppling large trees, crushing two vehicles and leaving many off Highway 60 without power. Emergency officials report no injuries as crews investigate a reported gas leak.

Sunny Saturday with highs in the upper 70s. A Pacific storm returns late Sunday into next week with rain, mountain snow and possible thunderstorms.

Racine's Department of Public Works issued a flood alert for areas along the Root River, closed Domanik Drive and delivered sandbags while crews monitor rising water.