Regulators cleared Hamden Energy's coal-to-solar project despite mixed opinions from roughly 25 participants, but reclamation work must finish first.

Knoxville faces Monday heat with afternoon storms, possible damaging winds and localized flooding before cooler weather arrives later this week.

Minneapolis starts the week cool and cloudy, then temperatures rebound Wednesday before shower chances return Thursday.

Milwaukee will stay cool this week, but high swimming risk along southeastern Wisconsin beaches will continue through 7 p.m. CDT Wednesday, September 23, 2026.

Boston’s week starts cloudy and cool, then turns increasingly windy. A late-week coastal low could bring rain and rough conditions.

Miami's calm Monday morning is expected to give way to afternoon thunderstorms and a week of elevated rain chances. Localized flooding remains possible in poor-drainage areas.

Tampa starts Monday sunny, but afternoon thunderstorms could bring dangerous lightning, gusty winds, small hail and localized flooding.

Clouds and cooler temperatures offer Oklahoma City a brief break Monday, but the heat starts rebuilding by midweek.

Baltimore’s mild Monday turns wetter after 3 p.m., with heavier rain and thunderstorms likely Tuesday. Cooler, cloudier conditions stick around through midweek.

St. Louis could see a few more showers Monday, but the heat is backing off. Highs stay in the 70s through Friday before the weekend warms up.

Pittsburgh is waking up to rain and thunderstorms Monday, with a Flood Watch through noon. The soggy pattern lasts into Thursday before conditions begin to improve.

New Orleans will see increased storm activity Monday as hot conditions continue. Hot conditions continue Tuesday before a drier pattern takes over.

Kansas City starts Monday cloudy and foggy before a cool, mostly dry midweek stretch. Rain chances return Friday and linger into the weekend.