Fog and steady rain hit Columbus on Wednesday, March 4. Flood Watch through early afternoon with localized street flooding possible.

A midday window for showers and possible thunderstorms will make Wednesday commutes wet. Cascade passes will pick up fresh snow.

Sunny, mild Wednesday; Fire Weather Watch hits parts of the plains Thursday. Rain changes to snow late Thursday into Friday—mountain travel may be affected.

Clear and mild Wednesday, then a Pacific storm brings mountain snow Thursday into Friday; expect wet roads and slower canyon travel.

The Army Corps will hold Detroit Lake at a low level for two weeks late 2026; Salem is fast‑tracking wells, filters and a Keizer intertie to protect drinking water.

Sunny and near 806 today in El Paso. Gusty winds and blowing dust are likely Thursday, with elevated fire concerns.

Patchy fog and localized black ice early Wednesday; rain returns Thursday into early Friday with coastal boating impacts.

Cloudy and muggy with showers likely this afternoon and heavier rounds possible through the weekend. Gusty southerly winds and localized flooding are the main concerns.

Patchy black ice and freezing fog could make Wednesday’s morning commute slick. Mostly sunny and milder later; rain and freezing rain may return late Thursday.

Sunny and humid today with highs near 86°F and a slight chance of a brief afternoon shower between about 3–4 p.m. Fog possible in low spots early.

Patchy fog this morning clears to sunshine and unseasonably warm highs in the 70s–80s; weekend showers and storms become more likely.

Unseasonably warm midweek: highs in the 70s to low 80s, breezy afternoons and showers likely Saturday.

Dense sea fog around Galveston Bay has cut visibility this morning; expect it to thin by late morning while highs climb into the low 80s.