National Weather Service

Pasadena will experience high temperatures near 93 degrees through Friday as a strong high-pressure ridge persists. A cooldown and potential showers are expected by Sunday as the ridge weakens, allowing monsoonal moisture to move into the region.

Middle Tennessee is under a flood watch through Sunday with high rain chances, while over 500 attended Vonda McDaniels' funeral. A federal judge paused Metro's airport authority lawsuit, and Brittany Schaffer was named CMA's new CEO.

Flash flooding in southern Minnesota has caused road closures, including Interstate 90 in Austin. Authorities advise residents to avoid driving until water levels recede, with Mower County receiving 4.5 to 7 inches of rainfall.

Firefighters battling the Aspen Acres Fire in Colorado face new flash flood risks after 10 days of operations. Heavy rainfall could create dangerous runoff on fire-damaged, hydrophobic soil, threatening crew safety and equipment. Officials are monitoring conditions but have not yet evacuated personnel from the fireline.

A driveway in Lawrence County, Tennessee, was split in half by floodwaters, with the Ethridge Fire Department sharing images of the damage. A local resident noted the driveway's proximity to a busy road and its history of flooding in the late 1990s and early 2000s. The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch through Sunday due to ongoing heavy rain.

A Flood Watch is in effect from Thursday at 1 p.m. through Sunday at 6 p.m. in Midstate areas due to heavy rain, with up to 3 to 4 inches of rain expected in already saturated regions. Flash flooding is possible in urban and low-lying areas, and residents are urged to avoid driving through flooded roads.

Pasadena Public Health Department warns residents about heat illness symptoms like high body temperature, confusion, and hot dry skin as temperatures rise into the 90s. A National Weather Service heat advisory is active in the San Gabriel Valley, including Pasadena.

The Bay Area will experience mostly cloudy and warm weather on Wednesday, with coastal areas seeing daytime highs in the low 60s to mid 70s, the bay area in the high 60s to high 70s, and inland regions reaching low to high 80s, according to the National Weather Service.

Southern California is experiencing a heat wave with triple-digit temperatures expected in inland areas, driven by a high-pressure system and Santa Ana winds. Heat advisories remain in effect until Friday, with elevated fire risks due to dry conditions. The Coachella Valley faces extreme heat warnings, with temperatures reaching 116°F.

Scott Stearns, a National Weather Service meteorologist, serves as an incident meteorologist for the Gold Mountain Fire in Ouray County, Colorado. His role involves forecasting weather conditions to support fire management and public safety. He works alongside other incident meteorologists assigned to wildfires across Colorado.

The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for Pasadena, Altadena, and the San Gabriel Valley from July 7 to 10. The advisory warns of potential heat-related illnesses for vulnerable groups such as older adults, young children, and those with chronic conditions.

A suspected tornado struck Detroit Lakes, causing widespread damage, downing trees and power lines, and injuring two people. Law enforcement is managing access to affected areas, the Red Cross has opened an emergency shelter at M State College, and officials advise avoiding the Floyd Lake area during cleanup efforts.

Pasadena is under a heat advisory as temperatures are expected to reach the low 90s Tuesday and Wednesday, with a peak of 93 degrees Thursday. The National Weather Service issued the advisory for inland Los Angeles County, urging residents to stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity during peak heat.

The U.S. Census Bureau estimates 49,722 Tennessee households lack air conditioning, with extreme heat posing risks. Christina Joann Rainey, a single mother in Carroll County, struggles to replace a failing AC system she cannot afford, relying on temporary cooling methods and community aid. Cooling centers and local programs offer limited relief, but resources vary by region.

A massive storm is expected to impact eight Midwest states on Wednesday, according to the National Weather Service. The storm has gained attention for an unexpected viral reason, though details remain unclear.

Four guests were hospitalized after a tree fell at Six Flags Over Georgia during severe weather, with emergency responders transporting them to a local hospital. The incident occurred near the park's entrance as storms hit the Austell, Georgia area, and no details about the guests' conditions or park damage have been confirmed.

President Donald Trump approved $22.6 million in disaster relief for Wisconsin counties and the Oneida Nation affected by historic April storms, including tornadoes, heavy rain, and flash flooding. The assistance covers temporary housing, home repairs, and low-cost loans for uninsured property losses, with Trump highlighting his communication with Republican candidate Tom Tiffany regarding the aid.

A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for Nassau County by the National Weather Service, effective until 1:30 p.m. on Monday. Residents are advised to move to higher ground and avoid walking or driving in flooded areas.

A super typhoon with extreme winds caused catastrophic damage to American islands in the Pacific, destroying buildings, downing trees and power lines, and leading to prolonged electricity outages. The National Weather Service issued warnings about the storm's destructive potential.

The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Warning for Brooklyn and Queens due to heavy rain expected to cause street and highway flooding. The warning remains in effect until 1:30 p.m. Monday, with 1-2 inches of rain anticipated.

A flash flood watch is in effect for Central Virginia due to anticipated rain from the National Weather Service in Wakefield.

A heat advisory is in effect for the San Gabriel Valley, including Pasadena, from Tuesday at 10 a.m. to Thursday at 8 p.m., with temperatures near 90 to 92 degrees. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health issued a warning urging vulnerable groups to take precautions against heat-related illness.

The Bay Area experienced cloudy skies on Monday, with inland areas seeing mostly sunny conditions. Daytime highs ranged from low 60s to mid 70s on the coast and mid 60s inland, according to the National Weather Service.

A heat advisory will take effect in Pasadena at 10:00 a.m. Tuesday as temperatures rise into the 90s, with inland valleys expected to exceed 100 degrees through Thursday. The National Weather Service reported sunny skies and light winds Monday, with highs near 91 degrees.

Afternoon storms are expected to bring heavy rain and flooding risks to the D.C. region Monday, with the National Weather Service issuing a Flood Watch from 4 p.m. to midnight. The storm system could deliver up to 3 inches of rain per hour, affecting areas from Cecil County, Maryland, to Morgan County, West Virginia, and beyond. High humidity and temperatures in the 80s-90s persist, with additional storms possible through Wednesday.

A heat wave across much of the U.S. has caused at least 24 heat-related deaths, with 40 million people under heat alerts. A heat dome from the Midwest to the East Coast contributed to record-breaking temperatures, and climate change is linked to increasing heat wave intensity. The National Weather Service warns of continued dangerous conditions in the Southeast.

Norfolk, Va., issued a heat advisory from 12 p.m. to 8 p.m. due to a heat index reaching 106 degrees, with cooling centers available in the city.

Super Typhoon Bavi, a Category 5 storm with winds up to 180 mph, threatens Guam and surrounding U.S. Pacific territories, forcing residents to seek shelter. The cyclone follows earlier destruction from Super Typhoon Sinlaku in April 2026 and is expected to bring catastrophic winds and torrential rains.

Super Typhoon Bavi, a category five storm with winds up to 180 mph, is expected to hit Rota near Guam early Monday, prompting extreme wind warnings and shelter orders. The typhoon threatens U.S. Pacific territories still recovering from Super Typhoon Sinlaku earlier this year.

Super Typhoon Bavi, a category five storm with winds up to 180 mph, is expected to hit Rota near Guam, prompting extreme wind warnings and shelter-in-place orders. The typhoon threatens the U.S. Pacific territories, which are still recovering from Super Typhoon Sinlaku earlier this year.

A flood watch is in effect for Long Island, New York City, Westchester, and northern New Jersey from Sunday afternoon through Monday night. The National Weather Service issued the warning following days of intense heat, power outages, and downed trees.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for parts of Los Angeles County, with temperatures expected to reach between the 80s and low 100s in valleys and inland areas. The advisory applies to regions away from coastal areas in Southern California.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for parts of Los Angeles County, warning of temperatures between the 80s and low 100s in valleys and areas away from the coast.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for parts of Los Angeles County, warning of temperatures ranging from the 80s to low 100s in valleys and inland areas. The advisory focuses on regions away from coastal areas, which are less affected by the high temperatures.

Residents of Guam and the Northern Marianas evacuated to emergency centers ahead of Super Typhoon Bavi, which is expected to strike US Pacific territories with 260 km/h winds, equivalent to a category 5 hurricane. The National Weather Service described the typhoon as 'very...' as it approaches.

The National Weather Service issued an air quality alert for Pasadena and the San Gabriel Valley until 3 p.m. Sunday, July 5, due to harmful fine particle pollution from fireworks. The alert, based on a South Coast Air Quality Management District advisory, covers most of Los Angeles County, with pollution levels varying by time and location.

The D.C. area remains under heat and air quality alerts following a stormy Fourth of July that caused evacuations at the National Mall and delayed fireworks. The National Weather Service issued a Heat Advisory with heat index values up to 105, alongside a Code Purple Air Quality Alert, as high humidity and thunderstorms persist through Monday.

Lightning struck the spire of One World Trade during a freak storm, with showers expected during NYC's July Fourth fireworks. The National Weather Service is advising people to take shelter due to the lightning threat.

Washington, D.C., is hosting a 250th anniversary celebration with military flyovers, President Trump's speech, and fireworks, but extreme heat led to the cancellation of the Fourth of July parade. The event, organized by Freedom 250 aligned with the White House, includes the U.S. Navy Blue Angels and Air Force Thunderbirds, along with a large fireworks finale.

The 4th of July in Southern California is expected to have sunny and warm conditions. The National Weather Service predicts generally quiet weather with stable temperatures and minor warming on Independence Day.