Red Flag Warning noon–8 p.m. Wednesday for parts of metro Atlanta. Gusty east winds and very low humidity make outdoor burning risky today.

Sunny and about 70°F this morning; highs near 96°F Wednesday and Thursday with a cooler, breezy weekend and a slight chance of showers.

Mostly cloudy this morning with highs near 81°F. Rain and thunderstorms become likely Friday through Sunday; have a dry backup for outdoor plans.

Sunny and breezy today in Oklahoma City with highs near 76°F; Oklahoma County under a 14‑day burn ban. Storm chances rise Friday into the weekend.

Sunny skies today with a high near 82°F. Storm chances increase Thursday and spike over the weekend, so keep plans flexible.

Cool, sunny day in Raleigh with a high near 61°F. Patchy frost possible tonight and a statewide burn ban keeps fire danger elevated.

A roughly 1.3 MW solar array now covers the Skokie Courthouse and its parking garage, the largest municipal solar installation in Cook County. The project is part of the county’s Clean Energy Plan.

Sunny and warm in San Jose today with patchy morning fog. A Pacific low brings a chance of rain and thunderstorms Friday through Sunday.

U.S. Drought Monitor maps now put most of Terrebonne and Lafourche in extreme drought, leaving growers and coastal communities short on water as spring planting begins.

Sunny and warm Wednesday with highs near 75°F, then turning cooler. Rain moves in late Friday into the weekend—expect gusty inland winds and wet roads.

Chilly morning with frost pockets, then a sunny afternoon and a warm Thursday. Showers and possible storms arrive Friday; rain is likely this weekend.

Sunny and warm Wednesday with highs near 83°F, then a late-week pattern brings thunderstorms and possible mountain snow.

Sunny and hot today with a high near 92°F. Cooler air and scattered weekend storms arrive Saturday.