Warm and mostly sunny Saturday; scattered afternoon storms return Sunday mainly west of I-59.

Sunny Saturday with a high near 82°F before a stormy Sunday. Severe storms and heavy rain are possible Sunday night.

Hot, dry and windy this weekend in El Paso; a Fire Weather Watch is in effect Sunday as gusts and low humidity raise wildfire concerns.

Low-60s this morning with highs near 81 and scattered storms possible. Stronger storms are more likely Monday–Tuesday; plan accordingly.

Showers and thunderstorms likely during Saturday morning in St. Louis; highs near 84°F today and climb to about 91°F on Sunday. Expect gusts and brief heavy rain.

Muggy morning leads to a low-90s afternoon and gusty SSE winds; heat index could top 100°F Sunday–Tuesday.

Clear start near 72°F; highs near 91°F with gusty south winds. Showers and stronger storms return Sunday and increase into next week.

Hot, windy Saturday in OKC — highs near 89°F, gusts into the 30s and a Red Flag Warning this afternoon for far‑western Oklahoma. Storm chances linger into next week.

A fast-moving brush fire near Gray Road in Lithia sent one person to the hospital in critical condition and was contained by crews within hours.

Midday warmth hits the mid‑90s with an ozone advisory for sensitive groups. Afternoon showers and thunderstorms become more likely Sunday, mainly inland.

Sunny and warm in Jacksonville with highs near 87°F. Dangerous rip currents persist through Sunday night; swim only near lifeguards.

Clear this morning, then showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday with isolated gusts possible. Expect slower commutes and breezy conditions.

Showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday late morning into early afternoon with gusty winds and brief heavy rain possible.