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Clear skies and about 67°F Tuesday morning; highs near 79°F and a Small Craft Advisory on ocean waters through 6 p.m.
Sunny Tuesday with highs near 79°F. Warming into the 80s midweek and the 90s by Sunday; breezy conditions possible late week.
Cloudy, muggy start with highs near 84°F. Isolated storms possible tonight and Wednesday.
Mid-80s and gusty winds Tuesday in Knoxville; low humidity raises fire risk.
Highs near 90°F Tuesday in St. Louis with gusty southwest winds. Storms are likely Wednesday — secure loose items and watch forecasts.
Sunny Tuesday with highs near 72°F. Patchy fog at night and a late‑week wind uptick.
Federal officials say the South Bay plant absorbed more than 50 million gallons during heavy rain, with flows carrying sediment and trash but no reported damage.
Sticky, humid air and spotty showers will linger across Honolulu today and into the week. Expect highs near 83°F and light winds.
A warm spell will push Memphis into the upper 80s this week with a chance of thunderstorms Thursday and a shot at near-90 heat on Friday.
Hernando County issued an emergency burn ban April 14 as drought and recent brush fires raise wildfire risk. Grilling is allowed; rare exceptions require Florida Forest Service approval.
Surfrider says the state’s draft Sand Island permit would allow bacteria levels far above Hawaii’s standard, citing a July 2025 sample over 78,000 enterococci and urging EPA review.
Warm, breezy morning in Oklahoma City with gusty south winds; showers and thunderstorms likely after 4 p.m., some possibly severe.
Raleigh climbs into the upper 80s and low 90s this week as officials warn of increased fire danger and a statewide burn ban. Secure outdoor items and avoid burning.
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