Detroit’s warm midweek forecast comes with only a small storm chance Wednesday. The bigger weather shift arrives this weekend, with Saturday shaping up as the wettest day.

Boston gets a warm, mostly sunny Wednesday before showers return Thursday and possibly linger through the weekend.

Cleveland gets scattered showers and thunderstorms Wednesday, with heavier rain possible south of US-30. A sunny Friday arrives before a stormier weekend.

Columbus warms to 80 Wednesday before thunderstorms and locally heavy rain arrive overnight. Showers could linger into Thursday morning, followed by a sunny Friday.

Cincinnati gets a sunny start Wednesday before afternoon storms bring a risk of locally heavy rain. Friday offers a brief return to clear, sunny weather.

Orlando faces a 97-degree afternoon, a heat index up to 112 and likely thunderstorms after 1 p.m. More storms are expected through the weekend.

Pittsburgh gets one sunny, warm day before storms, fog and a localized flash-flooding risk move in overnight.

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