A tornado warning briefly sent travelers at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport to shelter in place Friday night; the alert was lifted and flights resumed.

Gusty, chilly Saturday keeps highs in the mid‑40s with a small chance of overnight snow. Temperatures jump into the 70s by early next week.

Cloudy and blustery Saturday in Chicago with morning showers and gusts to 35 mph; inland suburbs may see patchy frost Sunday night.

Wet, gusty Saturday morning in Dallas with showers and a few strong storms before 1 p.m. Expect gusts to 30 mph and a cooler, drier Sunday.

Sunny and warm with highs near 85°F today. Late-night storms bring gusty winds and small craft advisories.

Gusty west winds and patchy lake fog make for a cool, blustery Saturday in Milwaukee. Boaters and commuters should plan ahead.

Raleigh climbs into the low 90s Saturday with dry air. A cold front cools things Sunday with gusts to 30 mph and only spotty, light showers.

Severe thunderstorms could bring 60 mph gusts to Berrien County Friday, with NWS warnings and possible travel impacts along I‑94. Stay alert for sudden wind and lightning.

Sunny and dry with highs near 92°F Saturday. Boaters should watch for choppy seas early next week.

Warm start flips to likely strong storms after 2 p.m., with gusts up to 35 mph and a sharp cool‑down overnight.

Muggy start with patchy fog early Saturday and highs near 81°F. A front arrives Monday with a chance of storms and gusty winds—plan accordingly.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday in Cincinnati with gusty winds and wet commutes. Cooler weather and a frost risk arrive Sunday night.

Tornado watches were issued late Friday for counties northwest and west of Indianapolis, with a watch covering more than two dozen counties through 3 a.m. EDT.