Mild Friday gives way to a wet weekend; rain likely late Saturday night into Sunday with pockets of heavy downpours.

Warm, breezy Friday with storms possible after 10 a.m. and a wetter, stormier weekend on the way.

After a scorching spring and record-low snowpack, Grand Valley water managers warned officials could face shortages this summer and urged immediate, voluntary conservation.

Showers and thunderstorms are moving into San Jose Friday–Sunday. Heaviest rain is possible Saturday with gusty winds and brief flooding in low spots.

Showers and thunderstorms Friday into Saturday; Saturday is the wettest day with gusty winds. Boaters and outdoor events should plan accordingly.

Gusty winds up to 50 mph and a growing chance of rain arrive Saturday–Sunday. Secure loose items and expect travel impacts.

Two Buttes Reservoir in southeast Colorado has gone dry, forcing state wildlife managers to rescind a fish-salvage order and spotlighting record-low snowpack. The empty basin is a stark sign of drought in the plains.

High winds ripped part of the Southeast High School gym roof off on Tuesday, flooding a nearly-new floor and forcing a cleanup and replacement covered by insurance.

Clear morning and a warm afternoon in Orlando; a slight chance of onshore showers and breezy northeast winds. Coastal beaches and Gulf Stream waters remain hazardous.

Sunny and hot in Phoenix with highs near 93°F today. Gusty winds are expected Sunday with a slight chance of showers Monday.

Sunny and unseasonably warm Friday gives way to showers and gusty winds Saturday–Sunday. Expect highs near 77°F today and a cooldown early next week.

Light rain Friday morning with showers easing by 8 a.m. Weekend warms up with likely thunderstorms Sunday and gusts possible.

Late-day storms are possible Friday in El Paso with gusty winds and spotty rain. Drier, breezy conditions and elevated fire-weather concerns follow into early next week.