Clear start in San Jose with highs near 81°F and breezy afternoons. Pacific beaches under a Beach Hazards Statement July 25–28 for big surf and sneaker waves.

NWS warns sneaker waves and strong rip currents at Pacific beaches from Saturday, July 25 through Tuesday, July 28. Sunny afternoons and breezy west winds bring highs near 71°F.

Neighbors in parts of Brevard County reported odd tastes and smells in tap water; Melbourne officials blamed an algal bloom but say treated water remains safe.

Heat Advisory keeps Downtown L.A. in the low 90s through Monday. Muggy nights and elevated rip currents could complicate beach plans.

A flood advisory covers northwest Harris County until 9:45 p.m.; officials warn drivers to avoid flooded streets and check live gage readings.

Sunny and dry with highs near 94°F today; warming into the upper 90s by late next week. Watch for gusty afternoons and check cooling-center options.

Las Vegas is entering a multi-day extreme heat stretch with highs above 110°F and limited overnight relief. Cooling centers are open across the valley.

Heat Advisory for San Diego coast through Monday with warm afternoons and muggy nights. Expect higher surf and stronger rip currents.

A warm February followed by a hard March freeze wiped out many Oklahoma peaches and berries, forcing u‑pick closures and tightening market supply. Farmers and markets are bracing for higher prices and a tough rebuild season.

Highs near 113–115°F with heat index up to 116°F. Extreme Heat Warning runs through Monday, July 27.

Isolated morning showers give way to storms Saturday, then a dangerous multi-day heat wave builds Sunday into next week.

Showers and thunderstorms are possible through the afternoon and into the evening, with brief heavy downpours possible. A drier, hotter pattern moves in early next week.

Showers and a few storms are likely today in Knoxville, with a high near 86°F. Brief heavy downpours could cause localized flooding.