Clear, sunny Saturday with highs near 79F. A warming trend may push inland temps into the 80s early next week.

Clear start and a mostly sunny Saturday with highs near 70; a weak front brings more clouds and a slight shower chance Sunday. Warmer early next week.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Phoenix from 10 a.m. Sunday, May 10 through 8 p.m. Monday, May 11 with highs near 108°F. Cooling centers and safety tips included.

Warm afternoon highs around 78°F give way to a 30–40% chance of evening storms and gusty winds; a hot stretch arrives early next week.

Sunny today with highs in the mid-70s. Heat spikes to the low 90s Monday–Tuesday with very low humidity.

Breezy Saturday with spotty showers and gusts up to 35 mph. Small Craft Advisory for nearshore Lake Michigan noon–7 p.m.

Patchy fog Saturday morning, then a hot 87°F afternoon. Strong storms likely Saturday night into Sunday with damaging winds and heavy rain.

Congresswoman Maxine Dexter visited Portland’s Columbia Boulevard plant as the city highlighted a $1,092,000 federal award to replace key treatment equipment.

York County enacted mandatory Stage 2 water restrictions on May 8, limiting irrigation and many outdoor uses as drought strains supplies. Rules and hours vary by town.

Multiple rounds of thunderstorms are likely Saturday with heavy downpours possible. Expect localized street flooding and commute delays.

Warm, breezy Saturday with gusts up to 35 mph and an elevated brush‑fire risk. Small Craft Advisory affects nearshore Lake Michigan.

Fog and reduced visibility Saturday morning in Houston. Scattered showers today and a stronger round of storms likely Sunday night with flooding risk.

Low fog this morning will fade to a mostly sunny, breezy 75°F afternoon; isolated showers tonight and a higher chance of storms Tuesday night.