Sunny and mild Wednesday; a strong cold front Friday could bring severe storms and a sharp weekend cooldown.

Mostly sunny afternoons and low‑80s highs through the week with patchy morning fog. A quick front late Saturday may bring a slight chance of showers Sunday.

Heavy showers and a Flood Watch are in effect across Chicago; gusty winds and flash flooding are possible this afternoon and tonight.

Morning fog lifts to sunshine and an 85°F high. Atlantic beaches are under a life‑threatening rip current risk while inland heat spikes Friday–Sunday.

Cloudy, muggy morning with highs near 85°F and a chance of afternoon storms. A cold front Saturday will bring rain and cooler temperatures.

Radar-indicated rotation prompted a tornado warning for parts of southeast Wisconsin on April 14. Officials and police urged immediate shelter.

Sticky mid‑morning in Houston with a high near 83°F. Gusty southerly winds this week and a cold front could bring heavy, localized rain April 18–19.

Cloudy and muggy this morning; scattered storms and gusty south winds likely Wednesday afternoon into the evening.

Breezy east winds will keep Miami's Atlantic beaches choppy with a high rip current risk through Thursday. Wildfire smoke near Naples may reduce visibility.

A Potter Elementary librarian spotted a green iguana outside campus — an uncommon sight in Tampa Bay. Experts say the invasive lizard's range is edging north.

Upper-80s heat and low afternoon humidity raise wildfire risk in Charlotte. A statewide open-burning ban remains in effect—avoid backyard fires today.

State regulators say roughly 32,000 gallons of jet fuel leaked at Joint Base Andrews and reached Piscataway Creek. Cleanup crews have shut the fueling line and begun sampling.

Sunny, near‑90°F highs today and Thursday. Small craft advisory and elevated fire‑weather risk through the weekend.