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.

Mostly clear and warm this morning with highs near 81°F. A Small Craft Advisory runs through Saturday; heavy rain and gusty southerly winds are possible early next week.

Gusty north winds hit Friday afternoon and linger into Saturday, with gusts up to 45–55 mph. Expect tricky crosswinds on I‑15 and reduced visibility where dust kicks up.

Clear morning gives way to a sunny, breezy Friday. Gusts up to 31 mph and a warm weekend near 80°F.

Cloudy start in Tampa. Highs near 86°F Friday with a slight chance of late showers.

Steady rain Friday with highs near 50°F; mountain snow returns and a rain‑snow mix is possible early next week.

Light rain Friday, drier and warmer Saturday. A cooler push Monday–Tuesday brings a small chance of rain/snow in higher Portland neighborhoods.

Dense coastal fog could slow Friday morning commutes while highs surge into the low 80s. Showers possible this afternoon and a stronger storm threat arrives Sunday.

Highs near 826F Friday, then a slow-moving front brings likely thunderstorms late Friday night into Saturday. Heavy rain and damaging winds are possible.

Muggy Friday with highs near 84°F and gusty south winds. Heavy showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday into next week.

Thick fog limits visibility across D.C. Friday morning. Expect patchy showers today and a warm weekend with a chance of storms.