Sunny and warm today with gusty northerly winds; an Extreme Heat Watch hits Thursday–Friday. Plan cooling and avoid midday exertion.

A cool Sunday morning will give way to a multi‑day heat wave starting Monday, with interior highs near 100°F midweek.

A rare early-season heat wave will push Phoenix into the 100s midweek. City cooling centers and safety tips are standing by.

Heavy snow and blizzard conditions are striking the Twin Cities on Sunday. Travel is strongly discouraged as crews battle widespread drifting and poor visibility.

Floodwaters pushed nearly 200 people from an RV park in Clatskanie on Saturday; shelters were opened while crews assess damage and the NWS warns more flooding is possible.

Sunny, unseasonably warm week ahead — highs near 90°F by midweek. Expect gusty north winds Sunday and call 2‑1‑1 for cooling centers.

Clear and mild Sunday, then a Heat Advisory runs March 16–20 with inland highs in the 80s–90s. County cooling centers and safety tips listed.

Rain and gusty winds today flip to sleet and snow overnight; 1–3 inches possible and a messy Monday commute likely.

Patchy fog Sunday; a Heat Advisory runs March 16–20 with record highs likely inland later in the week.

A Heat Advisory runs Monday, March 16 through Friday, March 20 as temperatures surge into the 80s. Plan for hot afternoons and find cooling options.

Somerville will host an in‑person site walk and a virtual meeting about a sewer‑separation project designed to reduce flooding in Winter Hill and Ten Hills and lower sewage overflows into the Mystic River.

Gusty southerly winds and thunderstorms are likely Sunday in Chicago, then rain flips to snow overnight with light accumulations and a cold Monday.

Richfield declared a snow emergency as a late‑season storm dumped inches of snow; on‑street parking is banned and towing begins at midnight.