Nashville could hit 94 degrees Wednesday before storm chances increase Thursday. A sunnier, hotter stretch follows into next week.

A sunny Tuesday gives Nashville one calm day before hotter temperatures arrive. Storm chances return Thursday, followed by a sweltering but mostly dry weekend.

A clear, comfortable start gives way to a 90-degree afternoon, with rain and thunderstorm chances returning Wednesday.

Morning fog will clear into a hot, sunny Friday in Nashville. A drier weekend follows before storm chances return next week.

Nashville could see early storms, heavy rain and a heat index near 106°F Thursday before a sunny, steamy weekend settles in.

Nashville will heat up to 96 degrees Wednesday before thunderstorms arrive overnight. Heavy rain and gusty winds are the main concerns.

Nashville faces upper-90s heat and a heat index up to 113 degrees Monday. A brief cooldown arrives Tuesday before the heat rebounds.

Nashville is headed for a 102-degree Sunday with a heat index up to 111, followed by storm chances and a brief cooldown Tuesday.

Nashville is heading into a dangerous weekend with highs near 103°F and heat-index values up to 114°. A little relief arrives later next week.

Nashville faces triple-digit heat and heat-index values above 110 through Sunday, with only limited relief arriving next week.

Nashville faces a dangerous stretch of triple-digit heat through Sunday, with heat index values reaching 112. Slight relief arrives early next week.

Nashville faces a near-100-degree Tuesday and a Heat Advisory through Thursday, with highs climbing to 102 by Sunday.

A Sunday night warning covered 15 schools and tens of thousands of North Alabama residents until 9:15 PM.