Sunny and breezy today with highs near 85°F; Juneteenth looks milder before another warm-up next week.

Las Vegas climbs to 108°F this afternoon with gusty winds and elevated fire weather. Clark County activated cooling stations through June 18.

Low clouds and elevated surf through Friday. Expect partly sunny afternoons and inland warming next week.

Cool start in San Jose with highs near 81°F and breezy afternoons. Pacific beaches face sneaker‑wave and rip‑current risks through late Friday night.

Patchy drizzle and low clouds will hang over Downtown L.A. on Thursday, June 18, with highs around 74°F. Beach hazards persist for south‑facing shores.

Phoenix will hit about 106°F today; the city’s Heat Relief Network includes a 24/7 respite center downtown. Midweek models show even stronger heat risks.

Project documents say Little Logan summer flows could drop to 5–10 cfs under the preferred plan. Residents and conservation groups are urging comments before June 22, 2026.

A tornado warning was issued Wednesday for northwestern Iowa County as tornado watches covered parts of south-central and southwest Wisconsin through the evening. Forecasters warned of rotation and damaging winds.

A brief sewer overflow near Constellation Park has prompted warning signs and a county advisory to avoid contact with the water.

Thunderstorms are likely across Nashville Thursday afternoon with heavy downpours and gusty winds possible. Conditions should improve by Friday with a sunnier Juneteenth.

A flash flood warning covers St. Tammany Parish through 8 a.m., with Slidell, Mandeville and Covington among areas at risk.

Mid-50s now with highs near 87°F today. Heat builds into Monday–Tuesday with gusty afternoon winds.

Mostly clear and 77°F this morning; highs near 100°F with gusty WNW winds and patchy blowing dust after 5 p.m.