Dense fog is reducing visibility in Jacksonville this morning; a Dense Fog Advisory runs until 9 a.m. and beaches face a high rip current risk.

Patchy dense fog will slow Wednesday morning commutes in D.C., with scattered showers today and a warmup into the 60s–70s later this week.

Dense fog reduced visibility across Minneapolis this morning; the advisory lasts until 10 a.m. CST. Sunshine will push highs near 55°F, but a wet system approaches Friday.

Patchy fog and an NWS Flood Watch will complicate Wednesday’s commute in Indianapolis. Expect scattered showers, a few storms and localized flooding risk.

Dense fog is limiting visibility across Cleveland this morning. The NWS has an advisory until 11 AM. Rain becomes likely tonight into Thursday, with heavier totals possible.

Foggy morning in Cincinnati with a Flood Watch through 1 p.m. Expect 1–2 inches of rain and ponding on low-lying streets.

Dense fog is cutting visibility across Pittsburgh this morning; expect slow commutes. Rain arrives tonight and temperatures warm into the 70s later in the week.

Dense fog cut visibility across Orlando Wednesday morning; fog advisory in effect until 9 a.m. Skies clear for warm afternoons and dangerous rip currents at beaches.

Patchy fog and light rain will slow the Wednesday commute in Baltimore with highs near 51°F. Nights stay damp but a strong warm‑up arrives by Saturday.

Hermosillo topped 100°F on March 2 and earlier February highs reached about 41°C (≈105.8°F), part of a Sonora‑wide late‑winter heat spike that mirrors Phoenix’s warm winter.

Long Beach approved two 25,000‑barrel tanks at the Ribost terminal in November 2024. Environmental groups say the EIR is flawed and have filed suit as residents prepare to go to court.

Forecasters flagged a chance of large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes near Wichita Falls Thursday–Friday. City officials urge residents to sign up for CodeRED and review shelter plans.

The Storm Prediction Center will add a 'conditional intensity' layer to convective outlooks on March 3, highlighting where storms could be unusually violent.