Warm, breezy Friday with highs near 80°F. Rip current risk runs through Sunday; swim near lifeguards.

USGS has shifted aviation VONA alerts into an ICAO‑aligned, machine‑readable format; HVO will send the first new‑format notice when Kīlauea next fountains. The move should speed ash warnings to pilots.

Denver OEM urges residents near Cherry Creek and the South Platte to consider flood insurance now; new policies usually take 30 days and homeowners’ policies often exclude flood damage.

Sunny, dry weekend in Oakland with highs into the upper 70s and gusty north winds along the coast through Saturday.

Sunny skies and a warm weekend are on tap in San Francisco, but gusty north winds and marine advisories will make the waterfront breezier than inland neighborhoods.

Low 60s now; highs near 81°F Friday with scattered afternoon storms. A few stronger cells are possible Saturday, with localized heavy rain.

State records show MarkWest reported losing roughly 1.2 million gallons of drilling fluid into an abandoned mine void in Washington County, prompting DEP scrutiny and local alarm.

Clear and mild Friday in El Paso, but gusty winds and a Red Flag Warning in the mountains. Plan for gusty afternoons and a chance of showers early next week.

Unusually warm Friday with highs near 80°F and a slight chance of afternoon storms. Showers and thunderstorms look more likely Sunday.

Clear skies Friday and a warm weekend, but Santa Ana gusts will make inland areas blustery. Expect highs in the 70s and gusts up to 50+ mph into Sunday.

Dense fog cuts visibility Friday morning while near‑record warmth builds later. Heavy rain and renewed flood risk return Saturday.

Sunny Friday with highs near 70°F and gusty northwest winds. Warm, dry weekend expected with highs pushing toward 80°F.

Gusty south winds will push Oklahoma City into the 70s Friday with a 40% chance of afternoon storms; a cold front cools things Saturday.