NWS surveys found a brief EF0 waterspout‑turned‑tornado moved onshore in Tampa’s Villages of Bayport on May 24, causing limited damage and no injuries.

The NWS issued a Special Weather Statement for Robeson County Monday, warning of a thunderstorm with landspout potential, 40 mph gusts and localized flooding risk.

Masses of sargassum washed onto Martin Beach over Memorial Day weekend, prompting warnings about stings, skin irritation and weeks of cleanup ahead.

Hundreds of fish washed up in Worcester’s University Park pond; city crews installed a temporary aerator and officials say oxygen levels are improving.

NV Energy put Kyle Canyon and Angel Peak on a PSOM watch; proactive power cuts could begin Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday morning.

A planned Memorial Day prescribed burn near Farmington Bay could send smoke into nearby neighborhoods. Officials said crews will only burn under safe conditions.

Warm, breezy Memorial Day in Honolulu with isolated morning showers and small craft advisories for exposed waters.

First Coast counties are publishing lettered evacuation zones and interactive lookups as the June 1 season opening approaches. County maps and apps show which areas would be called to leave.

The National Weather Service flagged a High Rip Current Risk for Atlantic beaches in New York and New Jersey on Memorial Day; officials urged swimmers to stick to lifeguarded areas.

A Flood Watch is in effect through 7 p.m. Monday, May 25 for New Orleans as heavy showers and thunderstorms may cause street flooding and travel delays.

NWS warns of elevated sneaker-wave danger on the Oregon coast through Tuesday; waves can run far up beaches and roll heavy driftwood. Keep kids and pets close and stay back from the surf.

Cool, foggy Memorial Day morning with a slight chance of drizzle and highs near 62°F. Strong north winds and Small Craft Advisories arrive Tuesday.

Morning near 70°F and mostly clear; highs hit about 91°F. Tuesday night into Wednesday brings heavier rain and a risk of localized flooding.