A Flood Watch and a life-threatening flash-flood risk are in effect across New Orleans today. Heavy downpours could flood streets; heat spikes return this weekend.

Extreme Heat Warning in effect for San Antonio Thursday; heat‑index values may top 110°F. City lists cooling centers and urges caution for outdoor plans.

Cool start with a gusty afternoon; showers and thunderstorms likely Friday afternoon (Juneteenth). Secure tents and have a backup plan.

Mostly sunny and breezy Thursday with gusts to 25 mph. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Sunday with pockets of heavy rain.

Heat Advisory today in Dallas with highs near 98°F and heat index up to 109°F. Thunderstorms likely after 1 a.m. into Juneteenth; plan accordingly.

Flood Watch until 10 a.m. Thursday; gusty winds will make the commute blustery and scattered storms may bring brief heavy rain.

Clear and cool this morning; slight chance of midday showers with higher storm odds Sunday.

Partly cloudy and breezy Thursday in Detroit with west winds gusting near 35 mph. Juneteenth Friday looks sunny and mild; watch for scattered showers Saturday afternoon.

A Heat Advisory covers Raleigh Thursday as heat-index values top 104°F. Showers and thunderstorms move in after 8 p.m., and fire danger is elevated.

Hot and sticky this morning; highs near 94°F with a 40% chance of afternoon storms. Late‑night storms could be strong inland on Juneteenth.

A Wind Advisory runs Thursday with southwest gusts up to 41 mph. Morning showers give way to mostly sunny skies and a warm afternoon.

Heat Advisory in effect June 18; highs near 96°F and heat indexes into the 100s. Expect late‑afternoon storms and sudden heavy downpours.

Heavy storms this afternoon into tonight bring a Flash Flood Watch and a Wind Advisory for Atlanta. Expect pockets of 2–4 inches of rain and gusts up to 35 mph.