Sunny, unseasonably warm weekend in Oklahoma City with highs near 67°F Saturday and low 70s by Monday.

Clear, chilly Saturday morning with a high near 38°F. A warm-up begins Sunday and peaks Tuesday, with rain likely late Tuesday into Wednesday.

The National Weather Service discusses the end of snow squalls, ongoing cold wind chills, and the potential for additional snowfall and extreme cold in parts of Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia. Warming trends may lead to flooding.

Orlando faces risky fire weather and choppy seas, with a cold front leading to critical fire conditions and hazardous boating, including elevated rip currents.

New Jersey and southeastern Pennsylvania, including Philadelphia, are experiencing extreme cold with wind chills down to -15°F, prompting the NWS to issue warnings for cold and gusty winds.

Boston faces a severe snowstorm with 4-8 inches of snow and high winds, followed by an extreme cold advisory with wind chills as low as -20 degrees. Conditions will remain cold but begin to improve midweek with a mix of rain and snow.

An Extreme Cold Warning and High Wind Warning have been issued for the DC area with dangerously low wind chills and potential power outages expected. Residents are advised to take precautions against the cold and wind.

Sausalito officials say sandbags and portable pumps kept key waterfront roads dry during a recent king-tide cycle. Leaders warn the measures are a stopgap as higher tides return.

A new Journal of Great Lakes Research paper finds PFAS in lake trout and walleye peaked in the 2007–2017 window and fell by 2020, but state advisories still apply.

A fast-moving grass fire near Chandler blackened up to 100 acres Friday and destroyed dozens of hay bales, prompting evacuations and heavy smoke across Lincoln County.

Clear skies Friday will push Austin into the low 80s. Dry, warm weekend ahead with only modest rain chances returning Monday–Tuesday.

Sunny afternoons hit the 60s, but mornings through Sunday will dip near or below freezing. Watch for slick spots.

Cloudy and near-freezing Friday in Knoxville. Afternoon showers, gusts and morning black-ice risk could slow commutes.