Sunny and warm Friday with highs near 85°F. Scattered storms return Sunday, mainly west of I‑59.

Clear, cool morning in Atlanta with a high near 79°F. Weekend warms into the mid‑80s; low humidity could elevate fire‑danger in parts of north Georgia.

The City of Tampa will hand out free native plants and host a Florida‑Friendly Landscaping workshop this Saturday to help residents save water amid an extreme drought.

Hot, windy Friday in Oklahoma City with highs near 92°F, gusty southerly winds and an Air Quality Alert for ozone. Limit strenuous outdoor activity this afternoon and avoid gas-powered yard work.

Sunny and warm with highs near 85°F. High rip current risk for Palm Beach beaches this afternoon into Saturday morning.

Brief morning storms may slow the Friday commute before skies clear and highs reach the mid-80s.

The Massachusetts attorney general sued Agretech, saying runoff from the company's Dracut recycling yard reached the Merrimack River and violated federal clean-water law. The case was filed in federal court in Boston.

Clear, cool Friday morning gives way to a quick warmup—highs near 78°F today and up to the 90s by Sunday. Low humidity and drought raise fire concerns.

Warm, breezy Friday with gusts up to 30 mph; late-night thunderstorms could bring damaging winds.

Clear and cool Friday in Raleigh, then a fast warm-up: low 90s by Sunday with only a slight late-week storm chance.

Sticky morning clouds give way to a hot 92°F afternoon. Heat builds into the weekend and a growing storm risk arrives Monday.

Sunny Friday with highs near 77°F; heat builds into the upper 80s–90s this weekend and Mecklenburg County parks are under a burn ban.

Clear morning, low 70s. Highs near 93°F today; weekend afternoon storms become more likely. Drought continues across the region.