A Heat Advisory covers parts of east‑central Georgia Sunday; Atlanta will climb into the low‑90s with heat‑index values near 100. Hydrate, avoid midday exertion and check cooling‑center listings.

Miami wakes up muggy and clear with highs near 89°F and feels-like temperatures over 100. Slight inland storm chances this afternoon; heat is the main concern.

Patchy fog this morning, then a 50% chance of afternoon storms. Heat builds into the 90s with triple‑digit heat by midweek.

Hot and humid Sunday in Tampa with highs near 96°F and heat index up to 107. Scattered afternoon storms could bring brief heavy rain and gusty winds.

Dense morning fog may slow commutes; a Heat Advisory begins noon Monday with highs in the 90s and heat indices over 100°F.

Patchy fog and spotty showers hit Baltimore this morning with a high near 83°F. Dangerous heat builds into next week; cooling centers will open on Code Red days.

Aurora will run truck‑mounted mosquito spraying after nearby counties reported West Nile‑positive traps; officials urge residents to drain standing water and use repellent.

Patchy fog Saturday morning in Downtown LA with highs near 75°F. Gusty winds and small craft advisories affect parts of the region.

Breezy east-northeast trades will keep scattered showers over Honolulu through midweek with gusts up to 28 mph. A Small Craft Advisory is in effect through 6 AM HST Sunday.

Gusty SSW winds and a Red Flag warning will affect Phoenix on Saturday, June 27. Expect blowing dust, gusts and highs near 106°F.

The EPA awarded Hawaii $27.5 million to find and replace lead service lines, part of a $2.9 billion federal push to reduce lead in tap water. The money will fund inventories, planning and replacements.

A fast-growing wildfire south of Scipio forced evacuations, cleared Maple Grove Campground and closed U.S. 50 as crews mobilized to protect homes and travelers.

NWS Raleigh issued a flood advisory Friday for five central North Carolina counties as heavy rain produced ponding and hazardous roads in low‑lying areas.