Sunny and near 90°F Friday; drought rules and a burn ban are active. Expect light rain Sunday and a frost risk early next week.

Dense fog is cutting morning visibility in Cleveland, expect lifting by midmorning. A strong front brings a high chance of thunderstorms and some severe risk Saturday.

Sunny and warm Friday (high near 82°F). Thunderstorms are likely Saturday with gusty winds and a sharp cooldown, frost possible Sunday night.

Sunny, unseasonably warm Friday in Cincinnati with a high near 86°F. Strong chance of thunderstorms Saturday, then a sharp cool-down and frost risk Sunday night.

Warm Friday gives way to likely thunderstorms Saturday; NWS flags damaging winds and an isolated tornado risk. Temperatures plunge Sunday into Monday.

Warm, breezy Friday with highs near 83°F; showers move in late Saturday and Sunday turns cooler and gusty.

Warm Friday tops out near 82°F with gusty winds; rain and a sharp cooldown arrive late Saturday into Sunday.

Patchy morning fog clears into a sunny, near-90°F Friday; a cold front Sunday night will bring gusty winds and rough seas.

Dense fog will slow Friday morning commutes across metro Detroit. Late-night storms could bring heavy downpours and gusty winds into Saturday.

EPA relaunched WRAP 2.0 to accelerate water reuse nationwide. North Texas wetlands and recycled‑water pipelines are being touted as early models.

Side‑by‑side photos show Comal Springs nearly dry, prompting worry about groundwater and renewed calls for conservation across the Hill Country.

Mid‑80s and gusty this afternoon. Showers and storms likely Thursday night but rainfall will be light.

Radar and lab forecasts show a major upswing in nocturnal bird migration over Washington this week, and Audubon and scientists are urging residents and buildings to dim lights during high‑alert nights.