Gusty easterly winds are keeping the Atlantic choppy and pushing a high rip‑current risk into Miami‑Dade beaches through Saturday night.

Cloudy, warm Friday in Indianapolis with storms likely this afternoon. Gusty winds and heavy rain Saturday could cause localized flooding and travel delays.

NWS Miami issued a special weather statement for Miami-Dade through 8:00 PM EDT warning gusty thunderstorms and winds up to 50 mph. Officials advise sheltering and securing outdoor items.

Fog and light drizzle slow the morning commute before inland highs near 62°F. Small Craft Advisories arrive this afternoon; rain and gusty winds likely Sunday.

Muggy Friday with highs near 81°F and a small afternoon storm chance; a cold front brings likely rain Sunday.

Foggy morning gives way to lower‑80s this afternoon and mid‑80s Saturday. A strong cold front brings rain Sunday and a sharp cooldown.

Warm, muggy weekend with highs near 82–84°F. Widespread showers and thunderstorms likely Sunday, April 5; midweek may bring frost in the coldest pockets.

Gusty Friday gives way to widespread rain and thunderstorms Saturday. Low‑lying roads and rivers may see rises.

Breezy, muggy Friday with showers and thunderstorms. Severe storms are more likely Saturday afternoon and evening, cooler weather and a frost risk follow.

High rip current risk at Jacksonville beaches Friday and a chance of afternoon thunderstorms; expect muggy highs near 82°F.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon and evening with gusty southwest winds and pockets of heavy rain. Another severe round is possible Saturday evening.

Dense fog and light drizzle will slow Friday morning commutes in Philadelphia. A warm front pushes temperatures into the mid‑70s by afternoon.

A warm morning flips to scattered thunderstorms this afternoon in Pittsburgh. Expect gusty winds, brief heavy downpours and spotty street flooding.