Hurricane Kiko has rapidly intensified into a powerful Category 4 storm with winds reaching 145 mph, stirring concern as it heads in Hawaii’s direction. However, cooler waters and trade winds are expected to weaken Kiko significantly before it nears the islands. Here’s what to expect as Kiko approaches. | CNN

347K views · 2.8K reactions | Charred, burning debris churned along this channel in Tucson, Arizona, after brief rainfall fell over an area of land ravaged by the Bighorn Fire, which has reportedly burned more than 119,500 acres | NowThis | Facebook

[6:10 PM July 7, 2025] Isolated to scattered thunderstorms remain over areas of Cochise county this evening, with a few isolated showers in Graham, Greenlee, and into Santa Cruz counties. I-10 near the New Mexico border may see some blowing dust with this activity. The main threats with these storms overall this evening is lightning, wind gusts creating blowing dust, and brief periods of heavy rainfall. | US National Weather Service Tucson Arizona