The American Lung Association's 2026 State of the Air gave Nashville an F for ozone pollution, citing four unhealthy ozone days in the metro's worst county while short-term particle measures improved in several counties.

NWS Memphis put parts of the Mid‑South in a Slight risk for Friday storms, warning of large hail and damaging wind.

After record April rains and fresh flash‑flood warnings, St. Louis officials are directing residents to MSD's Know Your Zone map to check flood risk and review insurance. Quick steps and resources are included.

Smoke from a large Clinch County wildfire drifted into metro Atlanta, creating hazy skies and health cautions; rain Saturday could clear the air.

Gusty winds and bone‑dry humidity have put parts of Arizona under red‑flag warnings; APS warns of targeted power shutoffs near Flagstaff as crews work to reduce wildfire risk.

UH Mānoa modeling shows Waikīkī floods could increasingly push sewage and pathogens into streets and beaches, raising public-health and economic risks.

Mostly sunny Honolulu with highs near 84°F. Trade winds return Thursday and advisory surf affects east‑facing shores. Expect breezy afternoons.

Sunny and mild Wednesday with highs near 81°F. Showers and thunderstorms likely late Thursday night into Friday.

The American Lung Association’s 2026 State of the Air finds the Indianapolis‑Carmel‑Muncie metro 11th worst for year‑round particle pollution and warns roughly 674,499 Indiana children breathe unhealthy air.

A fast-moving wildfire burned roughly 1,500 acres in Brantley County, Georgia, destroying at least 42 structures and forcing evacuations, school closures and shelters.

Apex has a townwide ban on open burning as dry conditions and brush fires rise. State and Wake County orders extend restrictions and spell fines for violators.

The American Lung Association's new State of the Air finds limited statewide gains; urban counties still face unhealthy smog and particle pollution. Baltimore County earned an F while Garrett County kept an A.

The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down northeast of Clovis with damage consistent with EF1 strength. Schools briefly sheltered in place and nearby counties saw wind damage.