Cloudy morning, highs near 57°F today; rain and a chance of thunderstorms move in Monday night into Tuesday. Expect a cooler, wet midweek.

Gusty east winds and dangerous rip currents are in effect for Miami‑Dade beaches through Monday evening. Expect 30–35 mph gusts and rough Gulfstream seas.

High surf and dangerous rip currents keep Jacksonville beaches risky through Monday. Gusty onshore winds will make beach plans tricky.

Clear, breezy Sunday with highs near 66°F and an elevated fire danger advisory for much of north Georgia.

Cloudy and cooler Saturday in Austin with highs near 68°F. A rapid warm-up pushes temps toward the low 90s Monday–Tuesday; scattered storms may return midweek.

A joint notice pauses debris-burn permits across Sevier County while urging extreme caution for campfires and grills.

Patchy fog Saturday morning gives way to sunshine and low‑80s inland; a cooler, breezy stretch with slight rain chances arrives midweek.

The Emma Fire was reported in Los Angeles County on March 27; early incident listings show the blaze on private land and the cause remains under investigation. Containment was not reported in the initial feed.

The Utah Public Service Commission approved a 19‑community clean‑energy program that could add hundreds of GWh of renewables; most households may pay about $3–$4 per month.

Northeast trades strengthen Saturday with gusts up to 40 mph in places. Small Craft Advisory through Sunday; choppy seas and isolated showers expected.

Sunny Saturday with highs near 64°F. Midweek brings heavy rain and gusty winds Wednesday, April 1.

Cool Saturday, then a wetter Sunday — rain may mix with snow late Sunday into Monday. Lowland spots could see a chilly Monday morning.

The Scioto River at Circleville is forecast to crest near 16.1 feet Friday — more than a foot above flood stage — and Pickaway County officials warn that even shallow water poses hazards.