Red Flag Warning 11 AM–8 PM Tuesday raises fire risk across Tampa Bay. Gusty east winds and low humidity mean outdoor burning remains banned.

Mid-70s and breezy Tuesday in Indianapolis; scattered storms possible after 10 p.m. Secure loose outdoor items.

NWS Miami issued a severe thunderstorm warning Monday for parts of mainland Monroe County, including Flamingo and Big Cypress. Storms may bring 60 mph gusts and quarter-size hail.

Kannapolis has asked residents to voluntarily cut water use as drought tightens local supplies and officials prepare for possible mandatory measures.

A wildfire named the Loop Fire was reported Monday in Mono County on U.S. Forest Service land. Containment and cause remain unknown.

Mild morning at 57°F; winds pick up Tuesday afternoon with a Wind Advisory for mountains and a 30% chance of light showers after 5 p.m.

Gusty south‑southwest winds pick up Tuesday afternoon in Las Vegas, with gusts up to 45 mph and a High Wind Warning for remote counties. Secure loose items and drive carefully.

Dozens of Miami residents have asked city leaders to pause tree-removal permits. They say losing big trees will worsen flooding and heat across neighborhoods.

Showers will soak Portland through Wednesday with a short Small Craft Advisory this morning. Offshore seas could top 10 feet Wednesday evening—boaters beware.

Light rain is likely in Downtown L.A. after 11 a.m. with gusty winds into tonight. Expect slick roads and brief heavier bursts.

Cool start and light drizzle Tuesday with highs near 66°F. Gusty south winds through the week and a warmer, windier Thursday with fire-weather concerns west of OKC.

Denver Water will close Antero Reservoir to recreation and move about 5,000 acre-feet to Cheesman to limit evaporation amid a Stage 1 drought.

Showers and a chance of thunderstorms linger across San Francisco through Tuesday. Expect slick roads, gusty south winds and small craft advisories.