Unseasonably warm Tuesday with highs near 80°F. Severe thunderstorms possible Wednesday evening.

Patchy fog early Tuesday gives way to sun and highs near 90°F. A cold front Thursday raises the chance of showers and thunderstorms.

A winter weather advisory will bring 1–6 inches to Snohomish and northern King foothills Monday–Tuesday, risking slick roads and travel delays.

Crews recovered most of an oil discharge near LOOP, but shrimpers warn larvae may have been swept toward shore ahead of the spring season.

A Flood Watch affects Oahu beginning Tuesday evening as a kona storm brings heavy rain, thunderstorms and gusty southerly winds through the weekend.

Coastal San Diego is cooler Monday with a small chance of showers in the far south. Expect a sharp warm-up midweek into the weekend.

Three orcas were reported deep inside Elliott Bay on Monday near the Port’s container wharves. Local sighting networks and state agencies urge safe distancing and reporting.

Warm, humid Monday with showers and thunderstorms likely. A Slight Risk for severe storms exists; isolated large hail and damaging winds are possible.

Clear morning gives way to sun and a high near 76°F. A warm, dry stretch builds through the week into the weekend.

NWS Memphis warns of scattered severe storms Tuesday with large hail possible. Motorists and homeowners should prepare for damaging hail and strong winds.

A NWS dust‑storm warning swept west‑central Grant County, producing near‑zero visibility on I‑90 between George and Moses Lake.

Dense fog will reduce visibility through 10 AM Monday in Knoxville. A warm, mostly sunny afternoon with highs near 75°F is expected; showers and storms return later this week.

Forest Park posted a Tornado Watch and urged residents to review safety plans, check supplies and be ready to shelter if conditions worsen. Stay informed and have a plan.