Patchy morning fog clears to a hot, breezy week with fire‑weather concerns. Avoid open burning while the county ban is active.

Clear and warm today with highs near 80°F. Interior dry air raises fire concerns and beaches should watch for rising rip currents.

Cool, sunny Tuesday with a high near 51°F. Rain and gusty winds arrive late Thursday into Friday.

Patchy morning fog gives way to mostly sunny skies and highs near the mid‑80s. Isolated afternoon storms are possible midweek; near‑record heat looks likely Friday–Saturday.

A bright fireball streaked over Metro Detroit on March 23, breaking apart in the sky and prompting reports of a loud boom. Experts say it could be a bolide or re‑entering space debris.

Chilly Tuesday gives way to a midweek warmup before storms arrive Thursday night. Heavy rain and a chance of severe storms could disrupt late‑week plans.

Chilly Tuesday brightens into a mild midweek, then rain and a chance of thunderstorms arrive Thursday evening. Expect a wet commute and gusty winds late Thursday.

A chilly Tuesday morning gives way to a mild afternoon, but rain and thunderstorms are likely on Thursday. Plan for gusts and scattered heavier downpours.

Clear and crisp this morning, a sharp warm-up will push highs into the 80s on Thursday before thunderstorms arrive late that night.

Clear Tuesday morning with a sunny day and highs near 51. A sharp warmup to the mid‑70s comes Thursday, followed by likely storms Thursday night and a sharp cooldown.

Cuts to federal renourishment funding have put Tybee Island's planned sand placement in limbo, leaving dunes, access points and the local budget exposed.

More than 400 people were treated and 25 hospitalized at Luke Days as an early heat wave pushed Phoenix past 100°F.

NWS Honolulu and Hawaii EMA warn strong thunderstorms and 50 mph gusts across Hawaiʻi Island through the morning.