Isolated midday showers then sunshine and a hot afternoon near 93°F. Gusts to about 23 mph and a small craft advisory for upper waters.

Sunny Sunday with highs near 80°F and gusty, dry afternoons raising fire danger across Utah. Red Flag messaging and expanded restrictions are in place.

Lakeshore fog Sunday morning, then widespread showers Monday night and a big heat jump by Wednesday.

Muggy Sunday in St. Louis with highs near 90°F and a slight thunderstorm risk this afternoon. Midweek heat will push temps into the mid‑90s.

NWS issued a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of Denton County, warning of quarter-size hail and 60-mph gusts that could damage vehicles and roofs.

Hot weather returns Sunday with highs near 94°F and critical fire‑weather risk expected Tuesday. Plan outdoor activity and know cooling options.

Overnight storms prompted a flash flood warning for parts of North Texas into early Sunday. Officials warned towns around Lake Whitney and in Johnson, Bosque and Hill counties to avoid flooded roads.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely around midday Sunday, with pockets of heavy rain possible. Midweek turns hot and humid with highs in the 90s.

Scattered thunderstorms are likely this afternoon in Nashville with heavy downpours possible between 2–5 p.m.; expect delays and brief ponding on roads.

Highs near 91°F today but it will feel like 100–103°F. Warm nights and a warming trend into midweek; parks and libraries serve as cooling centers.

Severe storms left more than 75,000 customers without power across the Tri‑State on Saturday; New Jersey was hit hardest and crews worked through the night to restore service.

Muggy morning with spotty showers possible and highs near 86°F. Heat will build this week while Gulf beaches face a high rip‑current risk.

Warm, mostly clear Sunday with late-afternoon storms possible and an Air Quality Alert for ozone. Showers may become heavier overnight into Monday.