Sunny, windy Thursday with a Fire Weather Watch; rain changes to snow and a hard freeze Friday night.

A cool morning gives way to highs near 86°F and elevated fire danger across Knoxville.

Clear morning, sunny afternoon with highs near 88°F; dry stretch continues and local watering limits remain in effect.

Sunny and mild Wednesday; a strong cold front Friday could bring severe storms and a sharp weekend cooldown.

Mostly sunny afternoons and low‑80s highs through the week with patchy morning fog. A quick front late Saturday may bring a slight chance of showers Sunday.

Heavy showers and a Flood Watch are in effect across Chicago; gusty winds and flash flooding are possible this afternoon and tonight.

Morning fog lifts to sunshine and an 85°F high. Atlantic beaches are under a life‑threatening rip current risk while inland heat spikes Friday–Sunday.

Cloudy, muggy morning with highs near 85°F and a chance of afternoon storms. A cold front Saturday will bring rain and cooler temperatures.

Radar-indicated rotation prompted a tornado warning for parts of southeast Wisconsin on April 14. Officials and police urged immediate shelter.

Sticky mid‑morning in Houston with a high near 83°F. Gusty southerly winds this week and a cold front could bring heavy, localized rain April 18–19.

Cloudy and muggy this morning; scattered storms and gusty south winds likely Wednesday afternoon into the evening.

Breezy east winds will keep Miami's Atlantic beaches choppy with a high rip current risk through Thursday. Wildfire smoke near Naples may reduce visibility.

A Potter Elementary librarian spotted a green iguana outside campus — an uncommon sight in Tampa Bay. Experts say the invasive lizard's range is edging north.