Clear and about 61°F this morning; highs in the low 80s today. Expect breezy afternoons, dangerous sneaker waves on the coast, and a midweek warm‑up inland.

An extreme heat warning covers the San Diego County mountains this week, with highs into the mid‑90s–105°F. Officials urge hydration, rest breaks and Cool Zones for vulnerable residents.

Patchy morning fog gives way to sun and a high near 88°F today. Heat spikes Friday–Sunday with hotter days, muggy nights and dangerous surf.

Officials put metro Philadelphia under a flood watch and urged residents not to drive through flooded streets as heavy storms move in.

Strong to severe storms likely this afternoon; Flood Watch for northeast Maryland. Expect gusty winds, heavy rain and tidal impacts in Annapolis.

Light rain and scattered storms this morning will keep heat in check, but showers are likely before 2 p.m. and humidity lingers into the week.

Patchy morning fog gives way to a hot Monday near 92°F; heat index near 100. Tuesday could be hotter and stormy with a damaging-wind risk.

Morning clouds give way to sun and a high near 74°F; Small Craft Advisory remains for parts of Puget Sound into early afternoon.

A Flood Watch is in effect Tuesday afternoon for parts of northeast Colorado. Expect heavy storms, brief intense downpours and a soggy commute.

NWS issued a severe thunderstorm warning for Walworth County Monday afternoon, warning of tennis‑ball hail and 70 mph gusts across southeast Wisconsin.

An Extreme Heat Warning hits New Orleans Tuesday; heat index could top 110–115°F. City cooling centers and hydration stations are available.

Heat Advisory in effect Tuesday, July 28. Highs near 102°F and heat‑index values near 109°F; the city lists cooling centers and safety tips.

Gusty north winds and large waves make Lake Michigan dangerous today. Lifeguards and the NWS urge people to avoid the water.