Sunny Saturday will warm into the low 80s and top out near 88 on Memorial Day. Isolated mountain storms possible; gusty winds and elevated fire risk expected early next week.

Clear, cool morning then a sunny warm weekend with highs into the 80s and only isolated afternoon storms.

Sunny and dry Saturday in El Paso with highs near 89°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Monday afternoon into the evening; gusty winds possible.

Muggy morning gives way to likely storms; heavy downpours could produce street flooding through Memorial Day.

State health officials warned that foam piling on Michigan shorelines can contain PFAS and bacteria. Avoid contact, rinse off, and report sightings to state authorities.

Hot and humid with a 50% chance of afternoon storms; NWS warns of dangerous rip currents on northeast Florida beaches through late tonight.

Light rain and breezy conditions will hang over New York City through Memorial Day, with minor flooding risk and hazardous surf at ocean beaches.

Cloudy morning, highs near 82°F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Saturday night with pockets of heavy rain possible.

Late-night storms swept across North Texas early Saturday, bringing marble-sized hail, 40-mph gusts and heavy lightning; NWS issued warnings into the morning.

Morning fog and a cool high near 62°F in Milwaukee today. Showers are possible tonight and Lake Michigan beaches are under a dangerous swim risk ahead of a warm Memorial Day.

Heavy showers and thunderstorms are likely through Memorial Day with a Flood Watch in effect. Expect localized street and flash flooding and slower commutes.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely in Raleigh today and through Memorial Day; expect wet roads, pockets of heavy rain, and a localized flood risk.

A pre‑dawn line of storms moved through Dallas Saturday, bringing gusty winds and heavy pockets of rain. Scattered showers will remain likely into the holiday weekend.