Highs near 95 Monday with an Ozone Action Day in effect. Scattered storms return midweek; better chances late week.

Morning showers taper to partly sunny skies; dry through Tuesday before widespread rain returns late Wednesday into Thursday.

Late-day storms pounded Central Florida’s Space Coast on May 31, producing heavy rain, hail and gusty winds that caused localized flooding in parts of Brevard and Volusia.

Cloudy start with a small chance of brief showers; dry and warming through Thursday, then storm chances rise over the weekend.

Mid-50s this morning; low 70s today and warming into the 80s by Thursday. Weekend brings a 30–50% chance of scattered storms.

Cool, clear Monday with highs near 76°F. Warming into the 80s late week; storms possible Saturday–Sunday.

Mostly cloudy and near 70°F early Monday; scattered, mostly light showers possible this afternoon. Cooler Tuesday, then a quick warm‑up into the weekend.

Cloudy, muggy Monday with highs near 86°F. Small chance of late‑day storms and gusts, then cooler and drier midweek.

Clear Monday morning, warming to the mid‑70s with a warm week ahead. Low rain chances through midweek; storm risk rises late Friday into the weekend.

Sunny and dry Monday with a high near 78°F. Heat and humidity return late week with storms possible Friday into the weekend.

Warm, humid Monday with afternoon showers possible. Tuesday brings likely storms and a marginal risk for damaging winds; beaches have moderate rip currents.

Clear, mild start in D.C.; high near 79°F. Morning tide may cause minor flooding in Annapolis; mariners should heed advisories.

Morning sun warms NYC into the low 70s. Scattered afternoon showers are possible and a moderate rip current risk remains at ocean beaches.