Active Weather will return to the southern and central U.S. tomorrow in the form of severe thunderstorms and dangerous fire weather. Get the details on both at spc.noaa.gov pic.twitter.com/LsTVcry0ve

It's #SevereWeather Awareness Week! ⚡️ Knowing what to do before, during, and after a storm are the keys to safety and preparedness for severe weather! Learn more: weather.gov/safety/thunderstorm pic.twitter.com/F42FLeIm3Y

Hold on to your hats 💨🎩 Gusty southwest to west winds will develop across the mountains and deserts for the latter half of the work week, strongest on Wednesday and Thursday. pic.twitter.com/COb2QqbbzW

The marine layer has deepened to around 4000 feet with low clouds extending inland to the lower coastal mountain slopes. The saturated cloud layer has increased to around 2500 feet with areas of drizzle for portions of the coast and valleys. This will continue overnight. #cawx pic.twitter.com/GtxNUnPTAQ