Clear but blustery Thursday; NWS warns dangerous waves and currents along the Milwaukee lakeshore through early afternoon.

Mid‑morning is mostly clear and near 72°F. An Ozone Action Day and highs near 89°F are expected Thursday.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely in New Orleans today with heavy downpours possible. Expect ponding and slow commutes on low-lying streets.

A mid‑afternoon severe thunderstorm warning for Caswell and Rockingham counties warned of 60‑mph gusts and possible damage; officials urged residents to shelter.

Sticky, humid Thursday with highs in the mid‑80s. Expect afternoon storms and a high rip current risk on Atlantic beaches through Thursday evening.

Raleigh is expanding subsidies for rain gardens, cisterns and other green fixes starting July 1, 2026 — a neighborhood‑level boost ahead of the June 1 hurricane season.

Muggy morning with pockets of fog and a high near 86°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday; keep a backup plan for outdoor events.

Patchy morning fog may slow commutes. Scattered storms are possible today; heavier downpours likely Friday–Saturday.

The NWS put eastern Gaston County under a severe thunderstorm warning Wednesday evening, warning of 60‑mph gusts and nickel‑sized hail and advising residents to shelter indoors.

Roots clogged a sewer line and roughly 1,950 gallons of wastewater spilled into a Marietta tributary; crews cleared the blockage and treated the banks. Officials reported no fish kills.

Cloudy Thursday morning clears to sun with highs near 75F and dry, seasonable weather through the weekend.

Dense fog trims visibility across Cincinnati this morning; advisory runs until 10:00 AM EDT. Expect sun and highs near 810F after the fog lifts.

Mostly sunny and dry through next week with highs in the 70s. Expect a brisk north breeze and choppy lake conditions at times.