Clear skies this morning and a warm weekend on tap for Salt Lake City. Highs climb into the 60s by Monday, with gusty mountain winds possible Tuesday.

Clear but cold start Saturday, March 7, with lingering slick spots on shaded roads; sun pushes temperatures into the 60s by Sunday and near 70°F by Monday.

DNR crews are monitoring a manure discharge that washed into the south end of Geneva Lake after recent spreading on nearby fields; officials urge people to avoid ingesting water.

Blustery Saturday in Oklahoma City with highs near 59°F. Temperatures jump into the 80s by Monday and a stormy Tuesday is possible.

Sunny Saturday with highs near 79°F and gusty afternoon winds. A slight chance of showers and isolated storms returns Monday night into Tuesday.

Warm day turning stormy: late‑afternoon storms could bring gusts up to 35 mph and heavier rain tonight.

Thunderstorms are likely Saturday afternoon into Saturday night with heavy rain possible near the coast. Expect gusty winds and intermittent sea fog.

Showers and thunderstorms hit Dallas Saturday morning with gusts up to 25 mph and localized downpours possible. Allow extra time for travel and avoid flooded roads.

A fast-moving storm line raced across Michigan Friday, spawning tornado warnings and a severe thunderstorm watch through 11 p.m. Forecasters warned of damaging winds and hail.

Patchy fog Saturday morning, then mostly sunny and warm with highs near 81°F. Showers and a marginal severe risk arrive Sunday; plan outdoor time accordingly.

Light rain and fog this morning give way to gusty showers and thunderstorms before 2 p.m.; a cold front will drop temps into the 40s.

Light freezing drizzle and fog made for slick spots Saturday morning; skies clear and temps warm into the 40s, with a much warmer Sunday on the way.

Muggy Saturday in Tampa with highs near 88°F and patchy morning fog. A slight chance of brief evening showers may affect the commute.