Flash-flood warnings and severe-storm advisories moved across the Space Coast and Orlando Monday evening, with officials warning of rapid flooding and damaging winds. Drivers were urged to avoid flooded roads.

Highs near 976F this week in Austin with heat-index readings near 1006F–1026F; scattered storms possible Saturday. Cooling centers are available.

Fog this morning gives way to upper-80s heat and a roughly 60% chance of afternoon storms. Slow-moving cells could bring brief heavy rain and gusty winds.

Dense fog and steady showers this morning. Expect slow commutes, ponding in low areas, and Small Craft Advisories for many coastal waters.

A muggy start gives way to scattered afternoon storms and a late-week heat spike. Expect highs near 89°F today and mid-90s later in the week.

Strong storms with 50 mph gusts swept Halifax and Edgecombe counties Monday evening. The NWS warned portions of I‑95 could be affected and urged shelter as cells moved through.

A man was critically injured Monday after being struck by lightning at a Lake Jovita home in Dade City. Pasco County Fire Rescue says bystanders performed CPR before crews arrived.

A boil-water advisory was issued Monday for parts of Norristown and Plymouth Township after a reported loss of system pressure. Officials say to boil or use bottled water until the utility clears the system.

Sunny and mild today in Milwaukee. Showers and thunderstorms increase Wednesday night into Thursday, with some heavy rain and gusty winds possible.

Muggy morning leads to highs near 94°F and a heat index near 100°F. Low rain chances today; scattered storms possible Saturday.

Heat builds this week in Oklahoma City — highs mid‑90s Tuesday and near 100 by Thursday. Use cooling centers and avoid midday exertion.

Hot and sticky Tuesday in Houston: highs near 96°F and heat index around 105°F. Spotty afternoon storms could bring gusty winds.

Thick fog this morning with sticky humidity across Washington, D.C. Scattered afternoon storms could bring heavy downpours and a renewed flash‑flood risk.