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Hot and dry today with highs near 87°F. Scattered storms Friday night, then windy, dusty conditions Sunday–Tuesday.
Denver will warm into the low 70s Thursday with a late‑day chance of light showers. Expect brief gusts and small rain totals.
Mild Thursday with highs near 75°F and a slight afternoon storm risk. Gusty winds likely Saturday; rain and mountain snow arrive Sunday night into Monday.
Scattered morning showers give way to partly sunny skies, but heavy showers and thunderstorms are likely tonight with pockets of heavy rain and gusty winds.
Sunny and dry Thursday with highs near 78°F; weekend warm-up into the 80s with near-record highs possible.
A flood warning covers parts of Kittson County as the Two Rivers River rises near Hallock. Hallock Dam's spillway has been closed and crews are inspecting dikes.
Muggy Thursday with highs near 80°F and a slight afternoon storm risk. Showers and thunderstorms likely Friday into the weekend; rip currents may increase.
Coastal Flood Advisory and Small Craft Advisories are in effect Thursday; expect gusty east winds and minor high-tide flooding on east-facing shorelines.
Cloudy and cool Thursday in Minneapolis with highs near 50°F; a wet, possibly stormy stretch arrives Saturday night into Sunday.
Weather radar over Houston briefly picked up thousands of bats leaving bridge roosts Wednesday night. Meteorologists say the echoes were biological, not rain.
Sunny and warm Thursday with highs near 81°F. Storm chances increase into the weekend, with Sunday the wettest day.
Clear, warm and windy Thursday in Indianapolis with gusts to the mid‑30s. Showers return Friday; river levels may rise early next week.
Showers and gusty northeast winds hit Orlando on Thursday, April 9, 2026. Localized heavy rain and dangerous surf are possible.
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