A flash flood warning swept Molokaʻi Friday evening after Kawela Gulch stream gauges surged. Officials reported flooding and warned other nearby drainages could be affected.

Clear, cool morning gives way to a fast warmup; highs near 76°F today and a weeklong heat wave could push inland highs into the 80s–90s.

A flash flood warning for Kaʻū and Puna was posted March 13 as a Kona low dumped heavy rain across the Big Island.

A Friday HNL Alert warned of a possible Wahiawā Dam failure; evacuation warnings covered parts of Haleiwa and Waialua as officials monitored reservoir levels.

Sunny skies will push temps from the 50s this morning to low 80s Saturday and into the 90s by midweek. Plan for heat and check cooling centers if needed.

An Extreme Heat Watch covers March 19–22 as Phoenix nears an earliest‑ever 100°F. Cooling centers and safety tips inside.

Sunny and near 75°F today. A strong system late Sunday into Monday could bring damaging winds and severe storms.

NWS Morristown warns damaging winds could accompany severe storms Sunday night across Anderson County and the Knoxville area.

A Flood Watch runs through Saturday afternoon as saturated creeks and urban drains stay vulnerable. Expect a drier Saturday with highs near 51°F but heed closures in low spots.

A feasibility study finds removing Enloe Dam could reconnect roughly 1,500 miles of salmon habitat. Sediment handling, permits and liability will shape whether removal moves forward.

A brief cool spell Saturday gives way to a long heat wave from March 16–20, with inland highs possibly topping 100°F.

Sunny but blustery Saturday with highs near 50°F and gusts around 40 mph. A stronger storm arrives Monday with heavy rain and the risk of strong winds.

Clear, dry skies will push Las Vegas into the upper 80s Saturday and into the 90s next week. A Lake Wind Advisory affects the Colorado River Valley Sunday–Monday.