Clear, cool Tuesday with highs near 77°F. Showers and thunderstorms return Wednesday night into Thursday.

Mostly clear and cool Tuesday in Columbus, high near 78°F. Showers and thunderstorms likely Thursday night through Saturday; heat returns Monday.

Foggy, muggy morning in NYC with showers and heavy downpours possible; expect a wet commute and pockets of minor flooding.

Muggy morning gives way to scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon; expect brief heavy downpours and gusty winds.

Showers and thunderstorms likely Tuesday in Philadelphia, with heavy downpours possible and a high near 76°F. Expect slow commutes and pockets of standing water.

Brief morning showers may slow Charlotte's commute; clearing by midday with highs near 89F. Heat returns late week toward the upper 90s.

A severe thunderstorm warning covered Forsyth County Monday evening, with gusts up to 60 mph and possible tree damage and outages.

Highs near 96°F Tuesday with feels‑like temps up to 105°F. Cooling centers and safety tips inside.

Patchy fog and scattered showers with thunderstorms possible Tuesday in Boston. Drier, sunnier Wednesday with highs near 77°F.

Warm, breezy Monday gives way to scattered showers Tuesday–Wednesday and stronger trade winds midweek. Plan for gusts and brief downpours in windward areas.

Cool mornings won’t last: highs hit the low 90s Monday and mid‑90s midweek, with Delta gusts offering breezy relief near the river.

A UCLA study finds stand‑replacing wildfires now scorch far more of California’s forests than in the 1980s, driven by warming and fuel buildup. Officials are expanding prescribed burns and thinning projects.

A fast‑moving brush fire near Coulee City burned about 500 acres, forcing Level 3 evacuations at Sun Lakes campgrounds and closing nearby highways.