Highs near 85°F; strong to severe storms likely Monday night into early Tuesday with gusts to 30 mph and heavy downpours possible.

Cloudy Monday morning in Seattle with highs near 61°F and small craft advisories for parts of Puget Sound. Sunshine returns midweek with warming into the 60s and low 70s.

The American Lung Association’s State of the Air puts Metro Detroit near the top of the nation for particle pollution, with Wayne County earning an F for ozone.

Sunny and muggy with highs near 87°F today. Heat index may reach the upper 90s midweek; storms return late week. Check cooling centers if you need relief.

Sunny Monday with highs near 63°F. Rain returns Wednesday night into Thursday.

Cloudy Monday clears to a mild 70°F; rain and thunderstorms are likely Wednesday, April 29, with pockets of heavier downpours. Plan ahead for the commute.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Monday, April 27, with localized heavy rain and gusty winds. Expect wet commutes and a cooler, drier Tuesday.

Heavy rain and fog Monday morning; severe storms likely this afternoon and evening with damaging wind, large hail and possible tornadoes.

Dallas climbs into the low 90s Monday with gusty south winds. Storms with a severe risk return Tuesday and heavier rain is possible late in the week.

NWS Miami asked for details after a social-media report of a possible tornado in Pembroke Pines near Pines Boulevard and I‑75.

Showers and thunderstorms will move into Indianapolis Monday afternoon and night with gusty winds and heavy rain possible.

Mostly clear morning; highs near 90°F with a small chance of an isolated inland shower. Midweek stays drier; scattered storms possible this weekend.

High rip current risk Monday; gusty northeast winds make the shore choppy.