Greenville faces three more days of 97-degree heat and heat indexes above 100 before weekend storms bring cooler weather.

City Council Chairman Alan Clendenin handed Barranquilla's mayor a Tampa commendation as the Colombian city became a global sustainability leader.

Minneapolis gets a sunny Wednesday before strong storm potential arrives Thursday night. The Labor Day weekend stays hot, humid and occasionally stormy.

Memphis faces a prolonged stretch of dangerous heat, with heat index readings up to 110 through Saturday.

San Jose starts Wednesday near 61 degrees before mostly sunny skies arrive. A brief rain chance Thursday gives way to a warmer Labor Day weekend.

Tampa gets a brief sunny start Wednesday before storms, heavy rain and a heat index near 101 take over the afternoon.

San Francisco gets a cool, breezy Wednesday before a slightly wetter Thursday and a sunny Labor Day warmup. The North Bay faces the region's more meaningful rain.

Downtown Los Angeles gets a sunny, mild stretch through Friday before rain chances and coastal hazards enter the Labor Day weekend forecast.

Indianapolis is in for another round of dangerous heat, with 96-degree afternoons through Thursday and storm chances building by the weekend.

Charlotte is headed for another 98-degree day Wednesday, with a heat index near 105. Cooler temperatures and weekend storms are finally coming into view.

Phoenix will hit about 103 degrees Wednesday before storm chances rise Thursday night. Saturday brings a brief cooldown near 98 degrees.

Sunny skies lead Denver into a hotter stretch, with highs reaching the mid-90s by Friday. Storm chances return this weekend.

El Paso will bake at 97 degrees Wednesday before storm chances build Thursday night and Friday. Gusty winds and localized flooding could accompany the strongest storms.