Sunny and dry with highs in the low‑to‑mid 90s; Delta breezes may gust near 29 mph Tuesday afternoon.

Patchy morning fog clears to mid‑70s sun across downtown. Boaters should watch a possible midweek Gale Watch and building seas.

Patchy morning fog lifts to mostly sunny skies and a high near 81°F. Isolated mountain storms are possible this afternoon.

Morning fog could slow drives near the bayshore this morning, but inland San Jose should clear to sunshine with highs near 84°F. Cooler weekend expected.

Morning fog yields to mostly sunny afternoons; inland highs climb into the 70s midweek. No advisories are in effect.

Boat owners in Port Washington report orange, rust‑like stains across boats and docks; some blame the nearby power plant while the company says tests show no link.

Hot and humid Tuesday in Austin with highs near 94 and heat index up to 102. Isolated storms possible this afternoon; heavier downpours possible later in the week.

Hot Tuesday gives way to storm chances late Tuesday night–Wednesday, with heavy rain possible east of the Rio Grande.

Sunny Tuesday; highs near 84°F, then a sharp warm‑up midweek with 90s and increasing winds. Check cool‑zone listings if you need relief.

Cloudy morning gives way to scattered afternoon storms in Denver; a few cells could bring heavy rain and gusty winds. Expect warmer, drier weather later this week.

Sunny, mild Tuesday with highs near 72°F. A fast warm‑up brings near‑90°F heat Thursday and late‑week storm chances.

Patchy morning fog gives way to a hot 92°F afternoon; slight shower chance tonight and a higher risk of heavy, possibly torrential rain Friday–Saturday.

A force main break in August 2024 spilled about 16,200 gallons into Cypress Creek; county crews limed and vacuumed the shoreline while health officials closed parts of the creek.