Clear and calm this morning; highs near 74°F. Dry weekend and a warming trend into next week.

Afternoon storms likely with heavy downpours and gusty winds. Beaches are under a moderate rip-current risk.

Morning clouds and a slight shower chance give way to highs near 75°F today, then a fast warm‑up sends highs into the 90s by early next week.

Scattered storms will move into Nashville Friday afternoon, bringing heavy downpours and localized flooding. Expect delays during the commute.

A brief funnel cloud was filmed over Jacksonville's Northside Thursday afternoon; meteorologists say it showed rotation but did not touch down.

Mostly cloudy and cooler Friday with highs near 81°F, then a quick warmup to the 90s this weekend and 100s early next week.

Mostly sunny Friday with a high near 71°F. Patchy late-night fog and coastal advisories could affect boaters and early commuters.

Cool, partly cloudy Friday with highs near 70°F. Weekend warms into the 80s and mariners should note Small Craft Advisories.

Light morning showers taper by mid-day, then sun and breezy afternoons; highs near 68.

State health officials warn microcystin detected at Upper Klamath National Wildlife Refuge; avoid water contact and keep pets away.

SmileHub's report places Florida 28th overall despite leading the nation in prevention planning; the gap shows weak on‑the‑ground capacity as hurricane season nears.

Superior struck a more-than-$20M pact with Resolution Copper to pump treated groundwater into Queen Creek, promising flows within months and a $5M endowment for watershed projects.

Light rain and muggy air Friday, May 29. Afternoon storms likely with pockets of heavy rain and localized flooding possible.