Cloudy morning and a warm Thursday with highs near 83°F. Patchy coastal fog possible after 10 p.m.; mariners should take caution.

Clear and mild today with a high near 78°F. Patchy fog Friday morning and showers with thunderstorms expected Friday night into Saturday.

Phoenix approved a 2026 Heat Response Plan that expands cooling centers, extends library hours and revives a downtown 24/7 respite site as early heat hits the Valley.

Light morning showers will taper to a mostly cloudy, mild day. A dry, warm Friday and a weekend jump into the low 70s is expected.

Unusually warm weather will push San Antonio into the low 90s today with gusty, dry winds and a Red Flag Warning for parts of the Hill Country. Avoid outdoor burning and follow county burn‑ban rules.

Cloudy, muggy start with highs near 76°F and a chance of late-night showers. Small-craft caution overnight; a warm, mostly dry stretch follows.

Patchy morning fog and frost before 10 a.m., then mostly sunny with a high near 53°F.

Warm Thursday and Friday, then gusty Friday and a narrow band of snow Saturday morning that could slow commutes, mainly south of I‑94.

Dense fog and heavy morning rain will slow Knoxville’s Thursday commute; rain tapers this afternoon and a dry, mild weekend returns.

Sunny morning turns blustery: a 40% chance of light rain this afternoon with gusty SSW winds. Mountain snow and Small Craft Advisories continue into Friday.

Cold Thursday gives way to a big warm-up Friday with gusty winds and an elevated brush-fire risk. Light snow chances return Saturday.

A Red Flag Warning is in effect 1–6 p.m. today for parts of the Orlando area as gusty southwest winds and low humidity raise fire danger. Expect sunny skies and highs near 79°F; rain chances increase Friday and Saturday.

Sunny and cold Thursday; temperatures spike into the 50s Friday with gusty southwest winds. Light snow is possible Saturday night with minor accumulation.