Clear morning in Cleveland with a quick warm-up to the low 80s inland; spotty showers mainly stay south. Dry, pleasant weather returns Thursday.

Thunderstorms likely in Baltimore Wednesday with heavy downpours and gusty winds. Expect wet roads and possible localized flooding this afternoon.

Clear, muggy morning with highs near 91°F. Scattered storms expected after 2 p.m.; a few could be strong.

Foggy morning with showers and thunderstorms likely; Flood Watch covers parts of the area Wednesday. Expect heavy downpours, especially south of the city.

Dense fog this morning in D.C.; showers and thunderstorms likely this afternoon with gusty winds and pockets of urban flooding.

Warm and humid Wednesday with highs near 80°F; isolated coastal showers possible. Cooler Thursday and steadier rain likely late Friday into Saturday.

A UH study finds restoring native forests in the Ala Wai watershed could cut flood damage and lower long‑term dredging bills.

Sen. Rick Scott joined the National Hurricane Center in Miami to urge early prep before the June 1 start of hurricane season. NOAA expects a below‑normal year but warns one storm can be dangerous.

An Air Pollution Action Day covers much of the Chicago metro as ozone climbs into unhealthy ranges; officials say vulnerable people should limit time outdoors.

Patchy fog this morning in Memphis, then showers and thunderstorms likely this afternoon. Highs near 82°F and repeated storm chances through the week.

Mayor Helena Moreno convenes city leaders to outline hurricane-season plans as NOAA forecasts fewer storms but warns the risk remains. The city will review response, sheltering and coordination.

Breezy east‑northeast trades will keep scattered showers on windward slopes with gusty winds and rising surf through the weekend.

A 75-acre wildfire in the Chiricahua Wilderness prompted evacuations and road closures near Rucker Lake as crews work to secure the perimeter and assess damage.