An Extreme Heat Warning covers Las Vegas July 30–Aug 2 with highs into the mid- to upper-110s. Cooling stations are open; stay hydrated and avoid midday exertion.

A state seed bank and a working draft strategy show California lacks the seeds, nursery capacity and funding to meet post‑fire replanting goals.

Scattered showers and gusty NE trades make Tuesday and Wednesday unsettled. East-shore High Surf Warning remains through Wednesday; expect brief heavy downpours in spots.

Data and local reporting show ZIPs 89030 and 89115 among the deadliest for heat in North Las Vegas; county figures point to hundreds of heat-associated deaths in 2025.

A humid, cloudy morning gives way to highs near 100°F in Austin. Nearby coastal areas face a Heat Advisory with heat indices up to 108°F.

Heat Advisory through 7 p.m. Tuesday with feels-like temps above 100°F. Cooling centers and safety tips for St. Louis residents.

A fast‑moving thunderstorm Monday night left roughly 20,000 customers without power in Indianapolis as forecasters issued flash‑flood and severe‑storm alerts.

Foggy morning at Logan; heavy rain late Tuesday night into Wednesday with 2–3 inches possible and a risk of street flooding.

Flood Watch starts at 8 a.m. Tuesday. Heavy storms could cause flash flooding and slow the afternoon commute.

Heat Advisory in Jacksonville has the city pointing residents toward libraries, pools and community centers for relief. The library’s Facebook post lists symptoms and first‑aid steps.

A pre-dawn line of strong storms raced through the Smokies, bringing frequent lightning and gusts up to 40 mph to Waynesville and Maggie Valley.

Heat-gun checks on Padre Island found sand near the seawall as hot as 122°F — a burn hazard for toes and paws.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Memphis on Tuesday, July 28, with highs near 100°F and heat-index values up to 114°F. Storms tonight could bring some relief midweek.