Patchy river‑valley fog this morning clears to a sunny, comfortable day with a high near 78°F. Storm chances increase Sunday–Tuesday as the pattern shifts.

A Flood Watch covers southern East Tennessee today as localized heavy rain could spark flash flooding. Expect wet roads and a slow morning commute.

Federal data and UTSA sensors show pockets of San Antonio lack reliable cooling; some homes can reach 120°F, highlighting heat risks for thousands of residents.

Mid‑90s heat Thursday with heat index near 103°F. Rain is unlikely today but scattered storms return late week.

A cooler, drier Thursday gives Nashville a breather; storms return Friday night and heat spikes Sunday into next week.

Flood Watch through 8 p.m. Thursday for Charlotte; heavy downpours may cause rapid street and creek flooding. Monitor local alerts.

Heat Advisory for Dallas on July 23: highs near 99°F and heat index up to 109°F. Cooling centers and safety tips are available.

Sunny, cooler Thursday with highs near 83°F and lower humidity. Mostly dry into the weekend; heat and storm chances return early next week.

Sunny and comfortable today with a high near 76°F. Heat and storm chances return Sunday–Monday.

A Flood Watch is in effect through Friday across parts of north Georgia. Scattered storms and heavy downpours are possible Thursday afternoon; expect slick roads and localized flooding.

Clear, cool Thursday with highs near 79°F. Heat returns Sunday with warmer, humid conditions.

Mild and mostly sunny Thursday (high 88°F). Heat builds Sunday into early next week with highs near 100°F.

Clear and comfortable Thursday with highs near 76°F. Heat builds into the weekend with a chance of storms late Sunday into Monday.