Cloudy Friday with a slight afternoon storm chance; heavier rain likely Saturday into Sunday with localized flood risk.

Haze clears Friday morning; a slight chance of afternoon storms may bring heavy rain and gusts. Expect a strong warm-up with 100°F days early next week.

Mid-90s heat peaks Saturday in Salt Lake City and a Fire Weather Watch runs June 6–9. Expect gusty winds and limited nighttime relief.

Sunny and warm today with a high around 90°F. Mid‑90s this weekend and an early‑week heat wave could push temps near 100°F.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely before 3 p.m. Friday in Milwaukee, with pockets of heavy rain and a marginal severe threat. Expect brief downpours and gusty winds.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely today in New Orleans with gusty east winds and minor tidal flooding at high tide. Expect choppy coastal waters and slow commutes.

Patchy morning fog clears to sun and breezy coasts, but NWS warns of a high rip‑current risk at northeast Florida beaches through Saturday morning.

Muggy Friday in Houston with storms likely midday; heavy downpours could cause quick street and yard flooding. Expect slow commutes and rising rip current risk.

Raleigh will warm from a cool Friday morning into the mid-90s today and near 99°F by Sunday. Low humidity keeps heat index lower, but vulnerable residents should plan ahead.

Dense fog Friday morning clears to sun and highs near 85°F. Rain chances return Sunday and increase into next week with afternoon storms possible.

Cloudy, muggy Friday with scattered storms and a high near 86°F. Brief heavy downpours possible; plan for a soggy commute.

An independent engineering firm will probe why thousands of fish died along the Chattahoochee. Officials and riverkeepers point to heavy runoff, low flows and sewer overflows.

Cloudy, muggy morning with scattered storms likely through Sunday. Expect brief heavy rain, gusty winds and a hotter, drier week ahead.