Sunny, warm Friday in San Jose with highs near 71°F. Pacific beaches are under a High Surf Advisory through Saturday.

A slim snowpack and reservoir limits have Central Washington growers bracing for another year of reduced irrigation allocations.

A pipeline rupture near Holly Beach sent smoke over Johnson Bayou and left one worker injured while community monitors recorded particle and VOC spikes.

HNL Alert issued a Flood Watch for Oʻahu as heavy rain moves in. Officials warn flash flooding is possible in low‑lying areas.

Sunny and breezy Friday in Nashville with highs near 55°F and gusts up to 25 mph. Cooler Saturday, then a warm‑up early next week.

High Surf Advisory runs 10 a.m. Friday through 6 a.m. Sunday with 5–8 foot waves and high rip current risk. Morning clouds give way to warm, sunny afternoons.

Low 80s Friday and mild nights in Phoenix. Sky Harbor could tie or break a warm‑low record.

Clear, mild Friday with highs near 59°F; steady rain and marine advisories arrive Saturday–Sunday. Expect wet roads and localized flooding risk in low spots.

Mild sun and mid‑60s highs Friday, but Pacific Coast beaches are under a High Surf Advisory through Saturday. Stay away from jetties and the water.

Sunny inland highs near 67°F; Pacific beaches under High Surf Advisory through Saturday evening. Avoid jetties and the water.

Dense morning fog may slow commutes; highs near 58°F today. Rain and breezy winds arrive Saturday with river rises possible.

A National Weather Service Beach Hazards Statement warns of sneaker waves along the South Central Oregon and Curry County coasts through Friday night.

Sunny skies lift San Antonio into the upper 70s–80°F Friday. Low rain chances return early next week.