A warm Tuesday gives way to a faster‑moving, potentially damaging line of storms Wednesday evening. Expect gusty winds and brief heavy rain—allow extra travel time.

State officials moved parts of Massachusetts to critical drought on March 9, 2026, warning that snowmelt will only modestly replenish streams, ponds and groundwater.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely Tuesday with gusty west winds and brief heavy downpours in El Paso. Cooler temps give way to a warm, dry weekend.

A dry cold front will flip winds Tuesday, bringing gusts to ridgelines and a brief cooldown. Temperatures rebound later in the week into the upper 60s.

Sunny, springlike air returns Tuesday with highs near 716F. Rain arrives Wednesday night, flipping briefly to wet snow Thursday as winds pick up.

A warm Tuesday gives way to storms tonight; heavy rain, gusts and a narrow icing threat in the Tri‑Cities and northern Thumb may disrupt commutes.

Warm and muggy today with showers likely. Damaging winds and large hail possible late Tuesday night.

Patchy fog slows Tuesday morning commutes in New Orleans. A stronger system late Wednesday could bring damaging winds and overnight storms.

Highs near 82°F Tuesday and mid‑80s Wednesday; showers and a cool front arrive Thursday.

Mid-80s heat Tuesday gives way to late-day storms and gusty winds. Secure outdoor items and keep alerts on.

Gusty winds and thunderstorms arrive Tuesday night; a rain-to-snow change may make Wednesday morning slick north of I-94.

Cloudy, muggy start to Tuesday in Houston with highs near 82–83°F. A band of showers and thunderstorms is expected late Tuesday night into Wednesday with gusty winds and locally heavy rain.

Dense fog this morning and a volatile severe‑storm threat late Tuesday, March 10, 2026. Large hail, damaging winds and localized flooding are possible.