Muggy morning with patchy fog. Heavy thunderstorms this afternoon could cause flash flooding; a Flood Watch is in effect for parts of the region.

A Flood Watch runs through 8 p.m. Monday as heavy storms return to Philadelphia. Expect heavy downpours and possible flash flooding this afternoon.

A Flood Watch was expanded overnight for much of southeast Massachusetts. Heavy bands of rain late Monday night into Tuesday could cause flash flooding and coastal rough seas.

A UH‑led modeling study warns coral decline could cost Hawaiʻi residents $1.8–$3 billion in lost recreational value by 2100, with disadvantaged communities hit hardest.

A tree smashed through an SUV in Evanston during Thursday's storms; neighbors and a Good Samaritan helped pull a wounded passenger free while firefighters cut away the limb.

Storms forced Coon Rapids to pause its July 4 celebration; officials urged attendees to seek shelter and warned that fireworks and departures could be delayed.

Warm, sunny and gusty: trades will keep highs near 85°F with gusts over 30 mph. South‑shore surf could approach advisory levels.

An NWS flash flood warning hit Memphis and nearby suburbs on Saturday; City OEM shared a map showing hundreds of thousands in the footprint and urged people to seek higher ground.

Cool, foggy mornings give way to mostly sunny afternoons and a high near 84°F today. Air quality alert after fireworks; inland heat builds midweek.

Severe storms swept the St. Louis area on July 4, leaving roughly 70,000 customers without power across Missouri and Illinois as crews and cooling centers respond.

Severe storms forced organizers to cancel the America's Birthday Parade at the Gateway Arch; crowds were told to seek shelter while weather and heat warnings stayed in effect.

Clear morning with a slight chance of spotty showers late morning. Cooler early week, then heat could spike near 98°F by Thursday.

Las Vegas will heat from about 106°F Sunday to 110°F+ midweek. Clark County has cooling stations and residents should plan for hot, breezy afternoons.