NWS issued a special weather statement after radar tracked a storm near Lake Bowen; gusts up to 40 mph, heavy rain and lightning could cause localized flooding in parts of Rutherford and eastern Polk.

Patchy morning drizzle in Downtown LA with highs near 68°F and gusts to 20 mph. Surf and marine advisories remain in effect into Wednesday night.

Patchy morning fog will give way to a warm, breezy Charlotte afternoon with a slight chance of spotty storms and gusts up to 18 mph.

Heavy showers and thunderstorms are expected through Wednesday morning, with 1–3 inches likely and localized flooding possible.

High waves and dangerous currents will keep swimmers off Lake Michigan through Thursday night. An Air Pollution Action Day asks sensitive groups to limit outdoor activity.

Fort St. Vrain’s concrete vault near Platteville holds roughly 33,069 pounds of spent reactor fuel, and a Colorado agreement requires DOE to move it by 2035.

Rough surf and strong rip currents will impact west-facing beaches through May 27; slight chance of light rain tonight with highs near 65°F.

A tornado warning was issued for parts of Hillsborough and Manatee counties Tuesday evening. Residents were urged to take cover as a storm tracked north toward Ruskin and Palmetto.

Clear and breezy in Phoenix today with gusts up to 30 mph. Triple-digit heat returns early next week.

Residents in Pearsall and nearby Frio County were placed under a tornado warning Tuesday afternoon as a rotating storm tracked east with the threat of two-inch hail.

Showers and thunderstorms likely today in Oklahoma City; a few could be strong. Expect a wet commute mid-morning to early afternoon.

Morning showers and a few thunderstorms move east in San Antonio; expect partly sunny skies later and a high near 83°F. Flood Watch canceled but isolated heavy downpours remain possible.

Rip currents and gusty southeast winds make Miami beaches risky through this evening. Expect mid‑80s heat and rising thunderstorm chances later this week.