Light showers taper off Wednesday morning; mostly sunny and breezy this afternoon with highs near 70°F. Wind Advisory for mountains and deserts through 11 p.m. Thursday.

Hot and gusty this afternoon in San Antonio with a growing storm risk later this week. Easter weekend looks cooler with rain chances.

A severe thunderstorm warning swept the northern Sacramento Valley Tuesday evening with half‑dollar hail and damaging gusts; residents were urged to shelter.

Spotty morning sprinkles during the commute, then clearing to a sunny afternoon with highs near 85°F. Temperatures climb into the low‑90s by the weekend.

Cloudy, muggy start Wednesday with highs near 83°F and scattered storms possible. Heavier showers likely late Saturday into Sunday with gusty southeast winds.

Cloudy and muggy with highs in the mid‑80s. Gusty southerly winds today; thunderstorms likely after 10 p.m. and heavier rain possible Friday–Saturday.

Light rain and showers this morning in Salt Lake; a colder system arrives Thursday with mountain snow and morning frost possible.

Steady rain and gusty south winds move through Seattle Wednesday, with rough coastal seas and mountain snow at the passes. Expect a soggy commute and slower travel.

Sunny and unseasonably warm in Raleigh with highs near 85°F. A statewide burn ban is in effect—avoid open burning and use caution with equipment.

Rain and gusty south winds hit Portland on Wednesday, April 1. Cascades will see heavy snow and hazardous travel through Thursday.

Clear, muggy morning with highs near 85°F and a slight chance of late-afternoon storms.

Warm, humid Wednesday with highs near 82°F; east‑coast beaches are under a high rip‑current risk through mid‑week. Boating conditions will worsen Thursday.

Cool, breezy Wednesday gives way to showers tonight and a gusty, potentially severe Thursday. Expect more rain through Saturday and choppy lake conditions.