A line of severe thunderstorms swept through Palm Beach County Tuesday night, producing hail, downed trees and a trampoline tossed onto a roof. Viewer videos and NWS warnings documented the damage.

Morning fog will clear quickly; sunny afternoons return with highs near 80°F and a warm weekend ahead.

Sunny, warm Wednesday with highs near 85°F in Minneapolis; late-night storms possible with gusty winds.

Cool, mostly sunny Wednesday with highs near 72°F. Big warmup Thursday and storm chances Friday–Saturday.

Scattered afternoon storms are possible Wednesday with heavier rain likely late Thursday into Friday. Highs near 89°F and muggy nights expected.

The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning for northwest Harris County Tuesday afternoon, warning of hail and damaging winds. Stay tuned to local radar.

Spotty morning storms could bring brief heavy downpours and lightning; highs near 84°F. Drier, more comfortable air moves in Thursday.

Sticky, mostly cloudy morning in Dallas with a high near 91°F. Slight chance of afternoon storms and higher rain odds return Saturday.

A severe thunderstorm warning hit parts of inland Tampa Bay Tuesday evening, with forecasters warning of damaging gusts and brief hail.

Clear and sunny Wednesday with a high near 76°F. Temperatures climb into the 80s by Friday–Saturday with showers and thunderstorms likely late Saturday into Sunday.

Sunny and dry through Friday with highs near 85; low 90s expected Friday–Saturday. Showers and storms become more likely Sunday.

Sunny and comfortable Wednesday with highs near 74°F. Warm inland Thursday–Friday; showers and thunderstorms likely Sunday.

Clear morning, sunny afternoon and highs near 81°F; dry through Friday before storms return Saturday night.