Gulf Coast states

July 22 starts with mid-80s lows and heat indices in the 90s, with high temperatures in the low 90s and heat indices reaching 100-105 degrees. A few early showers are expected, followed by a mostly dry afternoon. Tropical Storm Bertha in the Gulf raises concerns for Gulf Coast states.

South Florida will experience hazy, hot, and humid conditions this weekend due to Saharan dust, with temperatures reaching the mid-90s and elevated rip current risks. Rain chances remain low, and the dust is expected to persist into next week, with only minor moisture potential from a stalled front north of the region.

The remnants of Tropical Storm Arthur will bring heavy rainfall and strong winds to the Charlotte region, with wind gusts potentially exceeding 30 mph. Heavy rain is expected in central and southern counties overnight into Friday morning, followed by drier conditions by Father’s Day weekend.