Warm, windy Sunday gives way to a windy, stormy night. Temperatures crash Monday with spotty snow and dangerous wind chills.

Patchy fog this morning gives way to likely showers and thunderstorms this afternoon; a strong cold front Monday could bring damaging winds and isolated tornadoes.

Severe thunderstorms are possible Monday, March 16, 2026 in Washington, with damaging winds and heavy rain. Expect gusts, localized flooding and travel impacts.

Warm Sunday flips to storms after midnight early Monday, March 16, then a Freeze Watch Monday night into Tuesday. Expect gusty winds and protect tender plants.

South winds gusting up to 45–50 mph this afternoon; a line of storms arrives overnight. Expect a colder, blustery Monday with possible snow squalls.

Late-night rain tonight will give way to a heightened severe-storm threat Monday, March 16, with damaging winds and localized flooding possible.

Patchy morning fog gives way to scattered storms this afternoon; a small chance of damaging gusts and brief urban flooding exists.

Cloudy today; rain and gusty southerly winds arrive late tonight into Monday with marine advisories and possible minor coastal flooding.

Warm morning gives way to likely afternoon thunderstorms in Miami with heavy downpours and a marginal severe threat. Expect soggy commutes and localized flooding.

Gusty southeast winds are expected Sunday afternoon with Wind Advisories in the highlands. A cold front brings rain and possible severe storms late tonight, then a brief switch to snow Monday night.

Heavy showers and gusty southerly winds will hit Honolulu on Saturday, March 14. Expect urban flooding, rough south‑shore surf and gusts that may bring down branches.

A flash flood warning swept Molokaʻi Friday evening after Kawela Gulch stream gauges surged. Officials reported flooding and warned other nearby drainages could be affected.

Clear, cool morning gives way to a fast warmup; highs near 76°F today and a weeklong heat wave could push inland highs into the 80s–90s.