Sunny and warm today with highs near 87°F. Patchy morning fog and choppy surf; inland spots may near record highs this weekend.

Warm Thursday with highs near 84°F, then a window of storms late afternoon into the evening with gusty winds. A stronger front Saturday brings a sharp cool down.

Raleigh will put Stage 1 water restrictions into effect Monday as Falls Lake nears the city's trigger; watering windows, hotel laundry limits and fines for repeat violations will apply.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon with gusts to about 25 mph and a marginal severe threat along the Lake Erie shoreline.

Patchy morning fog gives way to sun and a high near 86°F. NWS warns of a high rip current risk at east‑central Florida beaches; avoid entering the water.

Charlotte will near 90°F Thursday with gusty winds and elevated fire danger; open burning is banned statewide.

Highs near 91°F Thursday with low humidity and gusty winds. NWS warns of near‑critical fire weather and a Small Craft Advisory for harbor waters.

Sunny and hot today — highs near 88°F; 90s expected Friday through Sunday. Drought continues; avoid open burning.

Morning showers and isolated storms give way to a near‑80s warmup. A cold front late Friday could bring heavier rain and a frost risk early next week.

A Flood Watch is in effect for Metro Detroit through midnight Friday; heavy showers and thunderstorms could bring localized flooding and commute delays. Take care in low spots and avoid driving through standing water.

San Francisco marked the 120th anniversary of the 1906 quake by launching a screening program to identify older concrete buildings at risk in a major earthquake.

OMSI's new Climate of Change gallery mixes films, immersive interactives and community voices to show solutions to climate impacts across Oregon.

Shelby Township officials warn that unstable banks, fast currents and debris have made the Clinton River unsafe after recent storms. Residents are asked to avoid the water and report emergencies to 911.