A Heat Advisory runs March 16–20 for San Diego with morning fog and highs into the 80s; beachgoers should watch for rip currents.

A Heat Advisory runs March 16–20 for the Bay Area. San Francisco will see highs in the 80s with hotter inland pockets; check cooling resources and stay hydrated.

About nine of every ten gallons consumed in Colorado support farms and ranches, much of it to grow hay and irrigate pastures — and a large share of runoff leaves the state.

A narrow band of severe storms is expected across the St. Louis area Sunday afternoon into the evening, with damaging winds and a small tornado risk.

A severe thunderstorm watch covered Delaware County overnight into early Tuesday, with lightning, heavy rain and gusty winds possible.

Cloudy and about 46°F this morning; rain and breezy southerly winds will keep rivers and marine areas on watch through midweek.

Storms are likely Monday afternoon in Tampa with gusty winds and a high rip current risk at area beaches. Expect heavy downpours and a cooler week after the front.

Gusty winds knocked out power to thousands in San Antonio Sunday; crews worked overnight to repair downed lines amid warnings of 40–50 mph gusts.

A brief cool front brings Monday highs near 66°F, but a fast warmup will push temperatures into the 90s by Thursday with very low humidity.

Temperatures jump into the 70s and 80s later this week; record highs are possible.

Clear morning; highs near 49°F today then a rapid warm-up to the 70s and 80s. Gusty mountain winds and elevated fire danger expected later in the week.

Gusty west winds and scattered snow showers hit Indianapolis on Monday, March 16, 2026. Light slushy accumulation under an inch possible; plan for slick spots.

Dense fog and steady rain this morning will give way to gusty south winds; a Wind Advisory runs 2 p.m. Monday to 4 a.m. Tuesday. Expect gusts up to 50 mph and pockets of flooding.