Dense fog this morning, then a Flood Watch and slow‑moving thunderstorms expected Monday afternoon and evening. Watch for flash flooding and slow commutes.

A late-night storm toppled a large tree on Wildwood Road NE and briefly knocked out power in pockets of metro Atlanta; crews had electricity back within about an hour.

Forecasters warn strong to severe storms could hit Minnesota Monday night through Wednesday, with central Minnesota facing heavy rain, damaging winds and localized flooding.

Heat Advisory in effect Monday noon–8 p.m.; storms likely after noon. Expect gusty downpours during the evening commute.

A Flood Watch covers NYC through early Tuesday with multiple heavy downpours expected and localized flash flooding possible.

Heat Advisory in Raleigh Monday, July 6: highs near 98°F and heat‑index values up to about 106°F with evening storms possible.

Warm, muggy Monday in Miami with scattered afternoon thunderstorms and heat index readings over 100°F. Brief heavy rain and isolated gusts to 50 mph are possible.

Heavy afternoon storms threaten flash flooding across Cleveland, and Lake Erie beaches are under a high rip-current advisory. Expect ponding and rough lake conditions.

Morning fog will slow parts of the commute. Scattered, slow-moving storms could bring brief heavy rain this afternoon.

Showers and thunderstorms likely after noon in Orlando with heat‑index values near 102°F. Expect heavy downpours, lightning and gusty winds; heat builds later in the week.

Dense morning fog is cutting visibility in Columbus. Scattered storms are likely this afternoon.

Heat index near 103°F today with scattered afternoon storms. City cooling stations are open this week.

Spotty morning showers may slow commutes, then drier, warmer afternoons with highs near 81°F. Midweek heat builds into the upper 80s.