Warm, mostly sunny Orlando today — but Atlantic beaches are under a high rip‑current risk. Patchy fog overnight may slow early commuters.

A prescribed burn logged as 'LACO RX BURN' began Tuesday on federal land in Los Angeles County; officials say acreage and crew size are not yet reported.

Sunny, mild week in Tampa with highs around 75–80°F. Slight chance of showers Thursday and a better chance Sunday; watch for morning fog.

A sweeping new analysis finds Plasmodium relictum at nearly every sampled forest site in Hawaiʻi, and shows low‑level infections can keep the parasite cycling through mosquitoes. The result raises the stakes for mosquito control and native‑bird recovery efforts.

A strong swell will push 5–9 foot waves and powerful rip currents along Los Angeles County beaches through Wednesday night. Officials urge staying off jetties and out of the water.

SJRWMD declared a Phase I water shortage for Duval and nearby counties, urging voluntary conservation as drought tightens across northeast Florida.

Rain arrives Tuesday afternoon with a chance of evening thunderstorms and gusty south winds along the Central Coast.

The National Weather Service forecasts warmer temperatures and potential fog in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas, with possible weekend rainfall and river flooding.

Sunny, springlike afternoon with highs near 73°F, then rain moves in after 7 p.m. tonight. A wetter system could bring heavier rain this weekend.

Rain arrives Tuesday with gusty southeast winds and new advisories for coastal waters.

Warm, breezy Tuesday with highs near 68°F; rain arrives after 11 p.m. and could leave Wednesday’s commute wet. Gusts may reach 25 mph this afternoon.

Blustery northwest winds will gust up to 30 mph this afternoon; highs near 38°F. Small Craft Advisory for nearshore Lake Michigan 8 a.m.–6 p.m. Tuesday.

Dense fog is reducing visibility across New Orleans this morning; expect clearer skies and a warm afternoon with highs near 74°F.