A late‑February heat surge pushes San Diego into the 80s today, with inland neighborhoods much hotter than usual. Stay hydrated and shift strenuous outdoor plans to morning or evening.

Dense fog will cut visibility through 9 a.m. Friday; sunshine returns with highs near 83°F.

Sunny and unseasonably mild Friday with gusty southwest winds and a Small Craft Advisory on Lake Michigan. Accumulating snow is likely Saturday with 1–2 inches expected.

Phoenix heads into a late‑February heat spike with highs near 93°F and warm nights in the 60s.

Dense morning fog will cut visibility around Tampa this morning. Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon into Saturday; expect localized heavy downpours.

Patchy dense fog will slow parts of Friday’s commute before temps surge into the low 60s and gusty southwest winds arrive. Expect a cooler, snowy weekend turn.

Warm Friday turns blustery with gusts up to 30 mph. A narrow band of light snow may clip areas south of I‑94 Saturday morning.

Pockets of fog and frost linger Friday morning; sunshine returns with a high near 55°F. Coastal waters have advisory-level conditions.

Fog and a few morning storms could slow Friday's commute. Skies clear by afternoon with highs near 77°F.

Sunny, dry days with highs into the 80s through the weekend. NWS flags record chances and rising fire‑weather risk next week.

Clear and mild Friday in Salt Lake City with highs near 62°F. Showers return late Saturday and a wetter system arrives Monday with mountain snow possible.

Sunny and unusually warm Friday with highs near 86°F. Morning fog may slow commutes, and southerly winds turn gusty Sunday.

Sunny and warm today with highs near 79°F. Storm chances increase Saturday night; avoid outdoor burning where winds are gusty.