Chilly morning gives way to a fast warmup into the 60s–70s midweek. Thunderstorms are likely Thursday with a risk of hail and damaging winds.

Clear and mild Tuesday in Minneapolis with highs near 56°F, a warmer Wednesday and a sharp cool-down into Friday with lows near 26°F.

Clear and chilly this morning with highs near 51. Late Thursday into Friday may bring heavy rain, gusty winds and a small severe/flooding risk.

Patchy morning fog will clear to sunny afternoons, with highs climbing from the upper 80s to low 90s midweek.

Patchy morning fog may slow commutes as New Orleans heats into the upper 70s and low 80s; records are possible Thursday.

Morning fog burns off, then sun and a high near 78°F in Downtown LA; warmer weather builds into the end of the week.

Patchy to locally dense fog will make the Tuesday morning commute slower in Houston. Skies clear to partly sunny with highs near 84°F later.

Aurora officials warned reservoirs may dip below 50% next month, prompting council debate over a formal water shortage. That would trigger stepped-up conservation measures and limits on outdoor watering.

Mostly cloudy and near 32°F Tuesday morning; highs near 50°F today and warmer Wednesday. Rain and gusty north winds possible Thursday night—plan ahead.

Sunny and unusually warm today; highs near 78°F and hotter Wednesday. Plan outdoor activity for mornings.

Chilly morning in D.C.; sunny and cool with a high near 52°F. Warm Thursday, then rain and gusty winds late Thursday into Friday.

A prescribed burn at Rock Springs Run State Reserve pushed smoke into northern and western Seminole County on Monday, creating haze and strong odors across several suburbs.

Midweek warmth pushes highs into the 80s with gusty southerly winds and an elevated grass-fire risk.