A wind advisory and storm alert covered Grant County Thursday, with gusts up to 45–50 mph and storms possible this evening; officials urged residents to secure outdoor items.

High winds overnight damaged Liberty Utilities equipment and cut power for roughly 15,000 customers across South Lake Tahoe as crews work to restore service.

Patchy fog will slow Thursday morning commutes in D.C., but temperatures jump into the 80s Friday–Saturday ahead of a rainy cooldown Sunday.

Aerial surveys photographed more than 115 endangered North Atlantic right whales south of Massachusetts, including a March 2 flight that logged about 70 animals.

Breezy ENE trades keep isolated showers in windward spots; highs near 79°F and a Small Craft Advisory runs into early Friday.

Sunny Thursday with a high near 81°F, but gusty winds arrive late tonight. Boaters and drivers should expect hazardous conditions.

Dangerous rip currents and gusty east winds will affect Miami beaches through Friday, April 3. Expect gusts near 22 mph and a chance of afternoon storms.

Patchy dense fog may cut morning visibility across Atlanta; mostly sunny and near the low‑80s by afternoon. A front brings rain late Saturday into Sunday.

Mild and mostly clear this morning with highs near 86°F and gusty south winds. Showers and thunderstorms are most likely Saturday; the severe threat looks low.

Showers and storms likely Thursday with gusty winds; heavier, widespread rain arrives Saturday.

Warm and breezy today in Oklahoma City with highs in the low 80s. Strong storms are likely Friday into Saturday with heavy rain and gusty winds possible.

Heavy rain and gusty winds with isolated freezing rain north of I‑94 could slow commutes Thursday, April 2.

Cool, clear Thursday morning gives way to sun and a high near 64°F. Sierra slopes remain under a Winter Weather Advisory through 8 AM.