A line of severe storms moved through Baltimore Saturday night, producing damaging wind gusts and downed trees. Most storm activity should clear for a dry Sunday.

Clear, warm Sunday with a high near 83°F and breezy west winds; moderate rip currents at area beaches. Heat builds into the low‑to‑mid 90s by Thursday.

Sunny morning, then scattered afternoon showers and gusty winds. Rain likely tonight; cooler Monday before a warm midweek.

Clear and mild this morning, then increasing clouds with scattered afternoon storms. Heavier rain and a localized flood risk are most likely Monday, June 8, 2026.

Cloudy start with highs in the upper 50s. Expect likely showers and a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon.

Cal Fire expanded a Red Flag Warning Friday to cover parts of eastern Riverside and eastern San Diego counties amid strong winds and low humidity.

Los Angeles County has launched an interactive map that plots oil wells, refineries, landfills and other industrial sites so residents can see what’s near their homes.

Showers and a few thunderstorms will move through Portland on Saturday, June 6, with highs near 62°F and gusts up to 18 mph. Brief heavy downpours are possible; plan for delays.

Preliminary state monitoring shows the South Coast logged dozens of ozone exceedances through May 2026, driven largely by an unusually hot spring. That pace is the worst January–May stretch in over a decade.

Drone footage and federal data show Lake Granby at about 65% of capacity, raising concern for Front Range water deliveries after a weak snow year.

Warm, blustery weekend in Honolulu — highs near 83°F and gusts to 29 mph. Small Craft Advisory for local waters through 6 AM Sunday.

San Carlos Lake was closed after a massive die‑off left the reservoir and shoreline strewn with dead fish. Tribal officials warn of health risks and are monitoring conditions.

Triple-digit heat and gusty winds today; cooling centers, including a 24/7 downtown respite, are open. Take heat and fire precautions this afternoon.