Warm afternoon near 70°F before a cold front brings showers and gusty winds tonight; small craft advisory in effect for New York Harbor.

Dense fog will slow Thursday morning commutes in Jacksonville; dangerous rip currents threaten area beaches into tonight.

Morning storms give way to near‑record warmth in Cincinnati, tonight brings a severe‑weather threat and gusty winds.

Warm and windy Thursday in Baltimore with a chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms tonight; steadier rain arrives Friday before a cooler weekend.

Warm today with a high near 80°F; record-possible heat Friday before a cold front brings showers and a frost risk Sunday morning.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon with a slight severe threat south of I‑94. Temperatures will tumble tonight ahead of a blustery Friday.

Stinknet’s yellow “ball” blooms are back in the Valley. Officials warn homeowners to pull and bag the plants now to limit seeds, fire fuel and allergy problems.

Phoenix will climb into the upper 90s and low 100s this week. Expect gusty winds Saturday and check cooling centers if you need relief.

Sunny skies and highs near 84°F Wednesday; gusty winds and a cooler Thursday follow.

Clear skies to start March 25 and highs near 95°F Wednesday–Thursday. Near‑critical fire weather expected Thursday with a cooler, gusty front Friday.

Clear and mild Wednesday in NYC, but rain moves in late Thursday night into Friday. Offshore Small Craft Advisories and gusts likely.

A newly posted draft updates the Big Darby Accord to strengthen monitoring and steer new housing toward sewered corridors, while raising questions about density in parts of the watershed.

Denver sizzles into the upper 80s today with low humidity and gusty winds. Elevated fire‑weather concerns, but no widespread Red Flag Warnings.