Showers and storms likely this morning with pockets of heavy rain and a High rip current risk at area beaches.

Cool and breezy today; a soaking is likely Thursday into Friday with 1–2 inches possible in spots.

Light rain this morning with breezy afternoon winds. A warm front pushes highs into the 80s by the weekend and the 90s early next week.

Breezy mid-70s Wednesday in Philadelphia, with showers and thunderstorms arriving after 8 p.m. Small craft advisory for local waters; hotter weekend ahead.

The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for parts of Pasco County Tuesday; residents in New Port Richey and Hudson were urged to take shelter immediately.

USDA’s May forecast trims U.S. wheat to 1.561 billion bushels — the smallest harvest since 1972 — as drought and higher input costs send markets higher.

Sunny and warm today with highs near 87°F. Temperatures rise into the low 90s later in the week with a slight storm chance returning Sunday into Monday.

A wildfire named the Pepperwood Fire was reported in Mendocino County on May 11. Initial updates list it on private land with no containment or cause yet reported.

Sheriff Joseph Roybal moved El Paso County back to Stage I fire restrictions today; open burning and fireworks remain banned and fines apply. Residents should follow clearance rules.

Morning fog trims visibility in Downtown LA; inland gusts could reach advisory levels this afternoon.

A new analysis finds Oklahoma farms lose $143.7M a year to natural disasters, about $2,061 per farm and an expected loss rate above the national average.

Clear and cool Tuesday in D.C.; highs near 72°F. Gusty thunderstorms possible Wednesday evening and small-craft advisories are in effect.

Trade winds bring highs near 83°F to Honolulu with gusts up to 29 mph. Small boats should expect choppy seas through Wednesday.