MWRA's revised plan would cut routine combined‑sewer overflows in a "typical year" by 2050, but activists warn big storms will still send raw sewage into local rivers.

Patchy morning fog clears to sun with highs near 69°F. NWS warns of gusty midweek winds and marine advisories.

Snow moves in late morning Tuesday, changing to rain at the coast. Light accumulations and a black-ice risk could slow the Wednesday commute.

Breezy east winds and a high rip‑current risk make Miami’s Atlantic beaches rough through Wednesday; brief coastal showers possible this afternoon.

Rain returns Tuesday with steady light showers and a chance of thunderstorms Wednesday. Cascade passes could see 2–4 inches of snow.

Residents in a Westmoreland County neighborhood say dust from a nearby quarry is blanketing cars and porches. State permit records require water‑spray controls and daily surveys.

Light rain will hit Denver on Tuesday with slick roads likely. The Front Range could see 6–14 inches of snow while sun and warmth return Wednesday.

Sunny, near‑record highs around 85°F Tuesday with gusty west winds. Blowing dust and near‑critical fire weather are possible Thursday.

Cloudy and about 39°F this morning with a chance of light rain. Milder Wednesday, then a colder system Thursday could bring mountain snow.

Low clouds and muggy air give way to a hot afternoon. Showers and a few strong storms are likely Wednesday.

South winds turn gusty and temperatures jump into the upper 70s–80s this week. Showers and thunderstorms are most likely Saturday into Sunday.

Patchy morning fog fades as Knoxville warms into the 70s, with record-high chances later this week and rain likely by the weekend.

Mostly sunny and warm today with a high near 77°F. Storm chances climb later this week with a possible heavy‑rain flood risk over the weekend.