Heavy showers and storms likely Friday night with localized 1–2 inch totals and flash‑flood risk southeast of I‑71.

Hot and muggy Thursday with highs near 93°F and isolated afternoon storms. Brief gusty storms possible inland; little overall rainfall expected.

Sunny Thursday in Detroit with highs near 65°F. Rain and gusty winds return Friday night into Saturday, with small craft concerns on Lake Erie.

Light rain and fog this morning. Heavier rain likely Friday 60Saturday with a risk of localized flooding.

Mostly clear Thursday morning with a high near 90°F. Patchy fog inland and moderate rip currents at area beaches through Friday.

Clear, muggy morning; highs near 91°F. Afternoon storms possible and Atlantic beaches face a High rip‑current risk.

Low 90s Thursday, then scattered storms and pockets of heavy rain tonight. Expect possible street flooding on poorly drained routes.

A cool front replaces this week’s heat — expect showers, gusts and small‑craft advisories through the holiday weekend.

Light showers are likely Thursday in NYC with highs near 61°F. The unsettled pattern continues through the weekend, with boating impacts and a warm‑up next week.

Save the Sound’s May 19 beach grades show 77% of sampled Long Island Sound beaches earned A or B, but several Westchester shores tested poorly after rain.

Breezy trades are building across Honolulu; gusts could reach advisory levels by Thursday.

From triple‑digit summers to EF‑3 twisters, DFW faces growing weather extremes. This explainer summarizes the risks and recent local events.

Two older Lehigh County residents died at home Monday as an early heat wave pushed heat indexes near 100 degrees. The coroner ruled the deaths accidental and urged neighbors to check on vulnerable people.