Dense morning fog is cutting visibility in Columbus. Scattered storms are likely this afternoon.

Heat index near 103°F today with scattered afternoon storms. City cooling stations are open this week.

Spotty morning showers may slow commutes, then drier, warmer afternoons with highs near 81°F. Midweek heat builds into the upper 80s.

The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning Sunday for parts of central North Carolina, including southwestern Wake County, warning of 60 mph gusts and hail.

A Flood Watch is in effect from 4 p.m. Monday; heavy afternoon storms may bring flash and urban flooding. Allow extra travel time.

Patchy fog this morning gives way to a hot 89°F afternoon. Scattered storms could bring brief heavy downpours and localized ponding.

Hot and muggy Monday: highs near 94°F and heat index up to 106°F. Afternoon storms possible with gusts and a moderate rip-current risk.

Muggy morning with patchy fog. Heavy thunderstorms this afternoon could cause flash flooding; a Flood Watch is in effect for parts of the region.

A Flood Watch runs through 8 p.m. Monday as heavy storms return to Philadelphia. Expect heavy downpours and possible flash flooding this afternoon.

A Flood Watch was expanded overnight for much of southeast Massachusetts. Heavy bands of rain late Monday night into Tuesday could cause flash flooding and coastal rough seas.

A UH‑led modeling study warns coral decline could cost Hawaiʻi residents $1.8–$3 billion in lost recreational value by 2100, with disadvantaged communities hit hardest.

A tree smashed through an SUV in Evanston during Thursday's storms; neighbors and a Good Samaritan helped pull a wounded passenger free while firefighters cut away the limb.

Storms forced Coon Rapids to pause its July 4 celebration; officials urged attendees to seek shelter and warned that fireworks and departures could be delayed.