Clear and mild this morning in Washington, but storms are possible late afternoon and evening. Hot, humid weather returns midweek with highs in the 90s.

Sunny, dry weekend with highs near 85°F in Detroit. A stronger heat spike returns Monday into Tuesday.

Heat Advisory in effect Saturday with highs near 96F and heat index near 106. Expect scattered late‑day storms and take steps to stay cool.

Comfortable, mostly sunny weekend in Boston with highs near 81°F. Hotter, more humid conditions are expected by midweek.

Heat Advisory in effect Saturday with highs near 97°F and 'feels like' readings into the 100s. Late‑day storms could bring heavy rain, gusts and frequent lightning.

Patchy fog could slow the morning commute; skies clear and warm into the mid‑80s with breezy lakeshore winds.

Heavy showers and a Flood Watch will make commutes soggy in Cincinnati Saturday. Expect brief intense downpours and street ponding.

Afternoon storms likely 2–8 p.m. Saturday in Baltimore; a few could pack damaging winds and flash flooding. Heat surges back midweek with highs in the 90s.

Hot and humid Saturday with scattered afternoon storms possible; heavier rounds may arrive Sunday night into Monday with localized flood risk.

Clear and warm Saturday morning in NYC; scattered showers and a few storms possible midday. Hotter air arrives Tuesday–Wednesday.

NWS Miami issued a Spanish‑language special marine warning for Lake Okeechobee through 3:15 p.m. EDT, warning of 34+ knot gusts, marble‑sized hail and possible waterspouts.

NWS Miami issued a Spanish‑language marine warning for Gulf waters from East Cape Sable to Bonita Beach, warning of 34+ kt gusts and possible waterspouts. Mariners were urged to seek safe harbor.

Level 3 “Leave Now” orders were issued in Okanogan County after the B AND O wildland fire advanced toward rural roads and homes; shelters and animal care were arranged in Omak.