Sunny today with highs near 94°F and a heat index close to 105°F. Dangerous heat is likely to build into next week; check cooling centers and stay hydrated.

A pleasant Friday gives way to a hot, humid weekend — highs climb into the 90s and heat indexes may top 100 by Monday.

Cloudy morning clearing to a sunny, breezy afternoon. Moderate swim risk and a Small Craft Advisory along the lakeshore tonight.

Morning showers give way to highs near 95°F and heat-index readings above 100°F. Flooding continues along the Nueces River near Asherton.

Light rain Friday morning gives way to an Extreme Heat Watch for Saturday-Sunday. Highs could reach the mid-90s with heat indices near 100.

Heat Advisory in Dallas through 8 p.m. Friday. Expect highs near 98°F and heat-index readings into the 100s.

Mostly cloudy and muggy Friday with highs near 93°F; heat builds into the mid‑90s this weekend and could near 100°F early next week. Plan outdoor tasks for mornings and check cooling centers.

A Flood Watch for parts of north Georgia is in effect Friday; heavy afternoon storms could cause ponding and slow commutes. Take care on low‑lying roads.

Cool morning but a fast flip: showers this afternoon, then an Extreme Heat Watch Sunday–Tuesday. Prepare for highs in the 90s and heat indices over 105°F.

Mostly cloudy and mild this morning with a high near 81°F. Temperatures jump into the 90s Sunday and near 95°F Monday; heat indices could top 100°F.

Muggy start this morning with spotty coastal showers; highs near 89°F and heat index topping 100°F later today.

Cool, clear morning gives way to low-80s Friday; storms return Sunday with a stronger threat Monday.

Dry, comfortable Friday in Columbus with highs near 82°F; humidity and storms build Sunday through Monday night.