Dense fog slowed the Thursday morning commute in Columbus; skies clear to sun with highs near 77°F by midday. Expect a dry stretch into next week.

Clear, sunny Thursday with highs near 72°F and gusts around 20 mph; boaters on Lake Huron should heed advisories.

Showers and storms likely after 11 a.m. Thursday, May 28 in Orlando. High rip current risk at Atlantic beaches and heavy downpours possible.

Sunny, breezy Thursday in Baltimore with highs near 79°F and gusts up to 25 mph.

A five-acre brush fire burned in the hills above Calabasas Wednesday morning. Crews and a water-dropping helicopter held the blaze and officials reported no immediate structure threats.

A judge has temporarily blocked shipments of radioactive material to the Wayne Disposal landfill in Van Buren Township, a ruling communities called a win "for now."

A Nature-backed analysis finds climate warming will likely boost the number of large, damaging hailstones — raising risks to roofs, cars and solar panels.

A tornado warning covered northeastern Fairfield County Wednesday after radar showed rotating storms near Pleasantville and Bremen. Officials and local stations urged residents to shelter as flood advisories accompanied heavy rain.

Muggy morning in Raleigh with highs near 88°F and a slight chance of afternoon storms. Clouds keep the heat in check, but a frontal pattern brings higher rain chances later this week.

NWS warned of strong thunderstorms with gusts up to 40 mph and a possible landspout near Scuppernong; local towns were placed under an advisory.

Breezy ENE trades gusting near 29 mph today; Small Craft Advisory through 6 a.m. HST Thursday and a south swell may rough south-facing beaches into the weekend.

Cloudy, muggy Wednesday with highs near 82°F and spotty afternoon showers, mainly east along I‑70.

Partly cloudy and about 52°F this morning. Light rain possible late tonight, then sunnier, warmer conditions return Friday.