Cohasset imposes mandatory outdoor watering restrictions June 30
Cohasset began mandatory outdoor watering restrictions June 30, banning irrigation and limiting hand watering while fines apply for violations.
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Newark keeps Code Red in place as extreme heat continues
Newark NJ – A Code Red heat warning runs through July 5, and officials are urging residents to take precautions as extreme heat and poor air quality raise health risks.
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Drumright faces holiday heat near 104 degrees on July 4
Drumright residents should plan for a hot holiday stretch: the forecast points to mid-90s heat on July 4, with heat index values near 104.
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Cooling centers open in Hoffman Estates as dangerous heat arrives
Hoffman Estates IL – Village cooling centers are open June 29 to July 2 for dangerous heat, with exact locations and hours listed for residents.
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Lexington heat warning keeps cooling centers and free LexTran rides open
Lexington KY – The National Weather Service has an Extreme Heat Warning in effect through 9 p.m. Friday, July 3, and the city says cooling centers, community centers, discounted pools, and targeted free LexTran rides are available now.
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Northeast heat wave could complicate July Fourth travel as 5.5 million use Port Authority airports and crossings
United States Severe Weather and Travel Disruptions – Extreme heat and holiday travel are crowding Northeast airports, roads, and terminals through July 4.
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Boston braces for dangerous heat through the July 4 weekend
Boston is under an Extreme Heat Warning through Saturday, with cooling centers open and holiday plans, travel, and outdoor work all facing serious heat risk.
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Barton Springs reopens after June flood cleanup in Austin
Austin TX – Barton Springs Pool reopened June 23 after flooding closed it June 15, following cleanup work by City of Austin crews.
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Eldora recorded 2.64 inches in June 17 storm system
Eldora recorded 2.64 inches of rain during the June 17 storms, while NWS said the system brought damaging winds and heavy rain across Iowa.
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Heat, storms and fire weather could complicate July Fourth travel
United States Severe Weather and Travel Disruptions – Forecasters warn that holiday travel could run into dangerous heat, storms and fire weather across parts of the U.S.
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Tulsa cooling stations open as dangerous heat continues
Tulsa’s cooling stations are open, and the city says EMSA logged 48 heat-related responses and 30 transports as hot weather persists.
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Chalkhill PA: NWS confirms EF1 tornado south of Vanderbilt after June 22 storm
The National Weather Service confirmed an EF1 tornado south of Vanderbilt in Fayette County after June 22 storms, with 90 mph winds and no injuries.
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St. Louis heat warning runs through Friday night, with index near 112
St. Louis MO – The city is under an Extreme Heat Warning through Friday night, with heat index values near 112 and cooling-center help available.
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Princeton drivers faced Route 40 flooding as June storms hit Bureau County
Princeton IL – Flooding briefly closed Route 40 between Route 6 and I-80 on June 7, showing how fast storms can disrupt local travel and deliveries.
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Flash flood warning snarls San Antonio commute in Northeast Bexar County
A flash flood warning for northeastern Bexar County is disrupting Monday travel in San Antonio, with water rescues, road closures and safety alerts.
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United States evening weather update: Heat peaks as storms move east
Dangerous heat leads tonight across the South and East while severe storms threaten the Appalachians and Northeast, and tornado cleanup continues in Illinois and Indiana.
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Colorado Springs keeps watering rules as Colorado declares drought emergency
Colorado’s drought emergency doesn’t change Colorado Springs watering rules. CSU says Water Shortage Preparation and current limits stay in place.
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Weekend storms bring flash-flood risk from the Plains to the East
United States Evening Safety and Weather Update – A slow-moving storm system is keeping flash-flood watches active in parts of the Plains and Midwest tonight.
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United States under G3 geomagnetic storm watch for June 4-5 UTC
NOAA says a G3 geomagnetic storm watch could bring auroras farther south and brief disruptions to GPS, radio, satellites and power systems.
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United States evening weather update: flash-flood and severe-storm risks spread tonight
NOAA says flash-flood risk tonight centers on Montana and western South Dakota, with severe-storm potential in the central Great Plains and more flooding risk Sunday.
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Elkin faces renewed flood watchfulness after Memorial Day rains
Elkin residents should watch low-water crossings, ponding, and commute delays as National Weather Service guidance and regional flood reports keep the area on alert.
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Prince George County burn ban pauses outdoor burning amid dry, windy weather
Prince George County’s temporary burn ban is now in effect, putting brush and yard-waste burning on hold as dry, windy conditions raise fire risk.