Sunny Monday with highs near 88°F; storms likely later in the week, with the greatest risk on Juneteenth (Friday, June 19).

Scattered storms and a Flood Watch this Monday in Dallas, with the morning commute at risk. Heat builds into the 90s midweek; cooling centers are open.

A Flood Watch runs through Tuesday evening with heavy, slow‑moving storms possible. Expect a soggy commute and avoid low‑water crossings.

Clear, cool Monday with highs near 77°F. Showers and thunderstorms expected Tuesday and widespread heavy storms Wednesday with 1–2 inches possible.

Flood Watch through Wednesday with repeated heavy storms. Expect 2–7 inches in places and possible flash flooding.

Flood Watch in effect for New Orleans through Wednesday; repeated heavy downpours may cause localized street flooding.

Partly sunny, breezy Monday with highs near 84°F. Storm chances ramp up Tuesday through Friday, with heavy rain possible late week.

Heat Advisory Monday in Miami with heat index topping 100°F and scattered afternoon storms. County cooling sites are available.

Severe storms pummeled parts of Southeast Michigan Sunday, prompting NWS warnings, a DTW traffic-management program and a flooded stretch of Ann Arbor Road in Plymouth.

Sunny Monday with highs near 79°F and light northwest breezes. Organized storms and a severe risk arrive Wednesday, June 17; have a backup plan for outdoor events.

A strong warm‑up could push Raleigh near 100°F on Thursday, June 18. Expect hot afternoons and a late‑week chance of storms — plan ahead for cooling.

NWS Miami warns of gusty storms in Doral, Sweetwater and Olympia Heights through 3:15 PM EDT. Expect gusts and small hail; seek shelter.

Spotty showers this morning; highs near 78°F. High tides tonight could cause splashover on low-lying streets like Morrissey Boulevard.