Fog trims visibility across D.C. Tuesday morning; slow-moving storms could bring localized flooding today and a marginal severe risk on Wednesday.

Warm inland highs near 78°F today while the lakeshore stays in the 60s. A backdoor front late Wednesday brings cooler, breezy conditions Thursday.

Minneapolis climbs into the low 90s Tuesday, May 26, with scattered late-day storms possible after 4 p.m. Take heat precautions and have a backup plan for outdoor plans.

Clear, cool Tuesday with highs near 73°F and lighter winds. Fire‑weather concerns eased from the holiday, but heat returns by the weekend.

Muggy Tuesday turns hot and then stormy; thunderstorms late Tuesday night could drop heavy rain and cause localized flooding across Austin.

Afternoon storms likely Tuesday in Knoxville with highs near 81°F. Brief heavy downpours could cause localized ponding and slow commutes.

Cool, cloudy Tuesday morning in San Jose; mostly sunny but blustery this afternoon with gusts and hazardous marine conditions through Wednesday.

Cloudy, cool and breezy today in San Diego with a slight morning rain chance. Wind Advisory for mountains and a Small Craft Advisory offshore.

Light rain and fog this morning with scattered storms through the week. Pockets of heavy rain could bring 1–3 inches and brief flooding in low areas.

A wind-driven grass fire near Blackwell Road triggered Level 1 and 2 evacuations; some residents may return but roadblocks remain overnight.

Gusty WNW winds will pick up Tuesday with gusts through the afternoon. Pacific beaches are under a Beach Hazards Statement — avoid jetties and secure outdoor items.

Mostly sunny and warm Tuesday with highs near 79°F. Hotter Wednesday with a late‑afternoon chance of isolated storms.

Inland highs near 86°F today; a backdoor cold front Wednesday brings gusty northeast winds and spotty showers along the lakeshore.